We looked at a beautiful mill building some years ago, but the owner wouldn't part with it for a reasonable price--so we walked.

This will help you to go through all the different loan options that are out there and help you to decide which product - A- that you qualify for and B- fits your specific needs. 

I'd be willing to help out if you see fit.

I’m a fitness coach and have recently created a steady cash flow with that.

You should always know your exit strategy before walking in the front door-pun intended!

I think everyone has their own criteria to fit the specific type of investment they are looking for but for us it's population growth and inventory of buildings larger than 8 units.   1- East Walnut Hills  2- Norwood3- Evanston

I'm looking for the right fit and opportunity! 

Doing major rehab/conversion work to the house would not make the numbers work for this deal (if they did, I'd extend the second floor to fit a bathroom). 

Driving for dollars (or my favorite walking for dollars) is a way to learn to identify potential feals in your area.

If not, walk into every business and ask who they lease from.