Big box commercial buildings hands down.Single tenant, long lease, high rental income, cheap property management costs, etc.Once a lease is signed it's a no brainer for 7 years.

Even if you think QuickBooks isn't hard to learn on your own.QuickBooks allows you to set account types and classes so that at tax time reports can be produced to identify which amounts fall into what box on tax forms (OK, it's not quite as simple as that, but the accountant will then know which numbers are supposed to go where).My accountant also set me up with some excel spreadsheets to do certain things.

Oh no more signs - Signs Signs ever where a signI tried the sighs once, everyone probably has, after 5 hours of that I got sick of it and Bought a 1 ton truck with a 12 foot box on the back, guess what I put on it...And I got a lot of calls from that truck and secured a lot of deals...

Their prices AND quality beat Home Depot or some other big box store.

If they are OK with you being an INVESTOR firstThe big box agencies never made sense to me for an investor/agent who isnt doing retail.

THEN, the "seller" can't produce an LOA, the "buyer" realizes he can't buy diddly-squat with just a random email sitting there in his "read" box.

I almost fell off my chair laughing because they checked off a box that said something in the effect of didn't qualify for the loan we needed.

I financed a steel fabrication business where we produced metal enclosures for the telecommunications industry, thos small metalboxes you see on telephone lines, terminal boxes you might have noticed in neighborhoods that the phone company uses.

The more exit strategies the better.I'm not looking to be the sandwich L/O guy, just looking to add more tools to my tool-box, and to understand when to use each tool.Financexaminer, I believe the same restrictions apply here in Ohio - landlord must do repairs.

There is also a key lock box on the front door which I would assume is for workers since it is not currently on the MLS.