but generally speaking it's that brokerage & occupancy piece that can trip up someone who treats a commercial revitalization as though it were a 'simple flip.'  

Another option would be to order an energy audit which would tell you where heat loss is occurring.

And you will probably fail the first time.So find a tiny piece of property in the middle nowhere and buy it for a few hundred dollars.

I'll give you an example, I almost wholesaled a piece of land that was about 20 minutes away from a couple of casinos and inevitably there was a lot of traffic that went by.

I think I am going back to my Greeting Cards after these results.I have designed a 4 piece mailing to go out over 28 days.

"Buyer" now becomes the new owner of that piece of real estate.

The reason I ask, is that a friend of mine bought a minority piece of a business, and after putting 60k in, the majority partners simply ran it into the ground, and literally squeezed out all of the minority owners to the point that they walked away with nothing.I'm not suggesting that's what your partners here are going to do.

Each little piece of info is in it's own cell.

Had to hold the property too.If you deal with the elderly, you'll get this, they may not really be hoarders as we think of them, but going through the depression meant you didn't through away a piece of sting that could be used for a shoe lace.

So if it breaks, hopefully pieces don't come crashing down on you.Example