If you are going to ask for a lower asking price in my opinion it needs to be made up in some other way unless you're in a dead market and the property is getting no attention.

At first I was dead set on Philadelphia, as I know a couple of people flipping houses down there, but the distance and lack of local knowledge made me hesitant.

For dead leads, I remove them from my list.

I will make a post asking on here if anyone has had any positive or negative encounters with you, It is very important to me to have a good reputation, If I work with someone with a poor reputation it would also ruin my own and bad reputation = less revenue, I am almost 30 years old and my life needs to make a change and I need to finally start a career I am sick of being in dead end ware houses no matter the title you have, There is no money in it.

Retail isn't dead in fact it is kicking as# in the right areas and locations.

For example, when I sold a home FHA, the inspection noted some minor flecking paint in the eves that were painted ~3 years prior ... bank would not make FHA loan because of this and I had to remedy in escrow or the deal was dead.

If you're dead set on doing it yourself then you can contact CoStar and LoopNet and put the building up for lease.

My way, I'm not waiting for anything...and that reduced cash flow you are frowning at, is pure profit...from day one...and, that cash I put in, isn't just sitting there dead waiting for the cash flow to catch up in, what did you say?...

A co-worker of mine started something with these people, they sent inspectors around, found he put an AC unit thru the wall without filing plans, which meant his taxes would have to go up, fines for not filing, and back taxes from the time he put the AC in.My town was upset my tenant complained about a dead tree, insisted the town take care of it, instead of calling me.

And make sure to wear latex or nitrile gloves when handling dead mice, or things that may be contaminated with mouse droppings, blood, urine or saliva.