Every time they say the cycle has residential coming back first, followed by multi family, followed by commercial and mixed use etc. and then land development comes after everything has been bought up at less than replacement value.

Impatience and short sales don't mix.

Hello - I'm just getting started in the DC area and am getting mixed signals for marketing/branding.Should I be branding myself (i.e. my name: Bryan Stacy), or should I come up with a company name where my personal name isn't involved?

Please don't mix up the order of the sheets, we don't want to make it any harder for landlords to evict.

As long as you don't mix the money with your existing personal banking account you will be fine for the short amount of time you have it in another account with no business formed officially.

I got a commercial loan last year on a mixed use building.

I could have options, where I mix in what UBUILDIT does and guide customers to building their dream home cutting some of my cost by customer DIY-GC, and/or mix in what Renovation Realty does renovate, sell, profit, as an entirely new composite business model to boot.

If what you were describing was the mix up and your example was purchasing the $50k note for a 25% discount or at a 75% ITV then the return will be what ever the yield turns out to be plus any collection of the discounted principal.

I might have it mixed up.

(New position in my 1st year)The Deal:6 story mixed-use walk up. $3milCellar, GF & 1st Flr: Rented until 2020 - 9k/month (5% yrly escalation) 108k annual2flr - 3rd flr: Rent comps show I can pull in tenants at $6,870 /mo $82,440 annual4th and 5th Flr - owner occupied 2bdrm and I am renting out 1 room to a friend for 1k - market rent is ~1.5k.Financials:ROI: 190,440Expenses: 19,950NOI: 170,490Price: 3,000,000Cap: 5.6% Reason why I like this deal - Great property in an amazing location - RE tends to appreciate by 7-9% annually and a high demand renter market (close to 6 diff universities including NYU) Space for me to live is a duplex that I can share with a friend =) So because of the equity appreciation, I would not mind if I can buy this with even a few hundred dollar monthly spread.