To more experienced and knowledgeable players finding the deal is the primary driver, because great deals, even very good deals will attract buyers.An interesting case in point. 40 years ago I was a new commercial real estate broker, I accumulated a list of over 200 “buyers” who had contacted me wanting to find a “deal” on a.

That is at least the case in our DC market, and I know others have had that issue in other markets as well.

You might want to check around if that is the case in your area as well, talk to some investors who have had success with the techniques you want to use to get more info.Most closing fees are on a schedule based on purchase price, etc.

In my very limited experience so far this seems to be the case. In

This may not be the case in all states but in Texas it is.

Case in point: I bid on a commercial job a few years back that was 65,000 square feet with 7 levels stepping back from a shoreline with an additional 40,000 square feet of deck over each roof system.

Though I do really miss having a house and a backyard (which seems to be a bit of an impossibility in Seattle proper... which certainly wasn't the case in C-U!).

A leaking underground tank is the property owners liability and will be cleaned up (that's the case in Ca. anyway.

That seems to be the case in most coastal states where the insurer of last resort is state run.

I'd probably carry a printout of the spreadsheet and some pics just in case. In