But I can't find the original or the CD I had with the file, so I thought I'd see what resources others signing deals have been using.

Originally posted by @Chris Puglisi:Hi Andrew, To start out with a commercial building you are most likely going to need a lot capital for down payment. 

The tenant gave us 60 days notice - and we're through 1/2 of that notice.I'm somewhat of a newbie (as these are my first vacancies) - but my PM originally told me it would take 2 to 3 weeks to rent and it's been 30 days now and I've only gotten one unqualified tenant which I had to turn down (didn't meet 3x income to rent ratio and had too many recent chargeoffs / collections).  

Originally posted by @Gregory J.

Originally posted by @Jordan Moorhead:@William Springer if you're going to use a PM are you set on a condo?

Originally posted by @Greg Scott:Personally I started on SFR and worked my way up to MF so I am definitely more comfortable with that route.SF is easier to understand as a newbie.   

Originally posted by @Tu Le:John K.

Originally posted by @Bryan Dorsey:Currently looking for a buy and hold in CT, but would prefer to stay out of the cities (Waterbury, Hartford, New Haven, Bridgeport etc.) is the 2% rule realistic outside of those areas?

Originally posted by @Gary White:@Mitch Coluzzi What branch does Larry work out of? 

The original asking price is 65K but it's been on the market for some time.