Good God Account Closedthank you for your lesson in economics and interstate commerce.

Too vague.Best way to generate cash flow is to select what the market requires, where the market dictates a continuous need based on inventory and economic conditions, where demand is consistent and to do your best to grow that market.

But from a pure economical standpoint, there is no way I would suggest you pay that loan off sooner.

So, if you could show that you did have the intent to hold for investment purposes but had a good business or economic reason for the short-term hold and 1031 Exchange, you would be O.K. 

It isn't enormous, but has a large enough population base and is an economic center for the area.I have a friend who does very well in north canton, not to be confused with canton proper.

If and when the interest rates finally rise and inflation hits to correct market tampering, we'll find ourselves in a very different economic and real estate environment.

For various reasons, and mostly economic, I have fallen behind on the payments.

When you know the characteristics of RE, the economic functions and relationships, learn proper terms and have a source to find them, understand government powers and influences.

I don't think the economics supports a price of $600K and perhaps not even $400K for an income producing building.

I have a background in Economic Theory from NYU, and have been doing real estate brokerage for the past 10 years both residential and commercial.