I realize there is risk and I don't have experience in the industry, but I am highly confident in my ability to quickly adapt and not have to pay a property manager.Thanks again for your reply!

@Justin Mendez get a job in the industry and get your license.

To get the discount, I've learned to buy solo, buy off-market,  buy different asset classes like mixed-use commercial, mid-size MF or industrial.  

I am interested in buying a commercial property (office, retail) and was wondering at what point I receive information on income and expenses such as rent roll, leases, maintenance cost to calculate NOI and cap rates.

Currently not working in the real estate industry (I work in construction).

Yes, he realizes there is a short term opportunity cost in that he could be charging a higher rate to retail customers, but the upside of the profit from the flip or equity in a BRRRR outweighs that.To me if the contractor partner started marking up his labor like a regular job it would be no different that the money partner starting to charge additional interest on they money put in or charging fees for borrowing for other sources.

Helping people is so rare, yet they will take a chance to knock mentors in their own industry thats trying to help people... 

If someone bought within the last year for cash and is now reselling retail.

It will also mean that we went 1099 in the same industry where we already had 3+ years of W-2 experience. 

Hi Susan, Local meetups, networking events and industry conferences can also be a helpful resource.