They will sap your energy, and waste your time.

Sending you good energy and great deals to come brother 👍

I will base it off other physicians I've helped invest in commercial properties.1st- investing activity in commercial real estate does require time and energy. 

I just bought a list but there is not any phone numbers, what is the next step I feel like I'm missing some bullet points. 

Sounds like office is your highest and best use and the least amount time, energy and effort to maintain and manage.

The only weak points in a cbs home for hurricanes are the roof and windows.....shutters and a flat roof if you want, make a traditional more “bullet proof” than the somewhat wacky container home idea.  

So you are spending your mental energy on the wrong things.

Hi, I'm looking to bid on an auction on Auction.com, but I am a bit confused about the title.Looking at the title provided on the auction.com listing, performed by TITLE365, in the "Judgment and Lien Information" section, there are a bunch of bullets described as "judgment of record" including: from 2010, a management company amount of a few thousand dollars; from 2010 an apartment management company with an amount of a few thousand dollars;  2011 bank, amount of a couple thousand; and a few other multiple thousand dollars records over the years, including a doctor's office and state revenue collection dept.On top of this, in the comments it states that multiple bankruptcies were found against names that are at least "similar" to those in the title search, but they didn't have the necessary information to confirm if the bankruptcies actually affect the parties in the report.On the auction.com listing, like with other listings, the FAQ on the bottom of the page says the property will "not necessarily" be "free and clear of all liens".However, the listing also says that a Special Warranty Deed is available if I get title insurance.

The photos were much better than I could have done, and netwoked far better than I'd have the time or energy to fiddle with. 

Will the rental income cover the mortgage, taxes, insurance, vacancy, repairs, capex, and property management and leave you with enough leftover to be worth the energy?