Hi guys ,So this is a random one ..just looking for input and some ideas , i found a commercial property with three rental units , the first floor is a pizza store no longer being used , but all the equipment is still there , negotiable in the sale , just wondering if anyone has had any similar experience before ?

I saw the following auction methods(Bid Down / Proxy Bidding / Ties Allowed - Random Selection / No Deposit / Auto Approval)Not sure which one is the best.

Random comment....My colleague highlighter isn't working. :(.

If you have a super professional boring name, you may have a great reputation but it's not going to trigger random people to click all that much.

I'm not looking to represent clients, so I don't really want to pay all the random office fees because I wouldn't really ever be in the office.  

Throughout the month you are now spending no money since you have no bills to pay, any random expenses such as gas or groceries are put on a credit card which you don't have to pay until the 28th of the following month. 

It's similar to buying 5 houses in random locations except these happen to be in the same spot.

Besides form, we consistently used their tenant background/credit check services.At the beginning, we just google and use random forms online, we just kind of edit as needed, then we started using RHA and still is.

Also studs and rafters may have somewhat random spacing.

Go to Redfin.com and type in random addresses and look at the estimate based on recent sales and you will see that prices in Seattle are dropping.