Hey @Jerry L WatsonI have used Mojo.

@Nathan CHAPMAN would agree with @Chris L. the local REI meeting every third saturday is a great local source.

I think you'll just need to forget about the P&L sheets that you have right there as there's expenses on there that shouldn't be. 

Angie L.

I think having a website will serve you well.

You'd be best served to stack your cash until you've got enough to pull off a BRRRR or flip with your own funds.

Most likely, the Lease contains a 30-Day Notice (with the Vacate date on the last day of Month), unless they are being served for violating the Lease. 

@Sandi Spier, assuming the zoning is fine, you do the same checks, but you'll also want to: See the business' tax returns and P&L to prove that they're making enough to pay rent. 

Notes secured by commercial property can be unearthed through referral sources such as attorneys.... you may need to serve as an "educator" by offering guidance to the note holder.

If you got a 12 month loan for $50,000 you'd pay back $50,000 plus the interest.Like @Taylor L. said, you're typically paying interest only every month, so if you had a $50,000 loan for 12 months, and the interest rate was 12%, you'd pay a $500/month interest payment.