@Rodney Kuhl ...It's very similar to my first deal in RE..I bought retail(basically move in ready) because I wasn't comfortable with rehab.

They have a factory rebate of $2,500 (10.8% off)And I recently helped a friend negotiate on the same model and I managed to get the selling price down $3,200 (13.9% off)The way I figure it if I choose this car I can get a brand new vehicle for 24.7% off retail price.

They actually say,"I sell houses to Investors, 30k off retail", "I sell cheap investment properties, call xxx".

Figure 20% down on regular commercial like office or retail, 35% on special purpose (lodging, car wash, etc).

So building that 'retail buyers' list' is a bit more of the double edged sword, because yes, you are going to disappoint them when they call, but you have someone on the line who can give you their criteria and then you can go find it for them, and if you keep using the same ad, they aren't going to call back on the same ad, after they've spoken to you.

My specialties are triple net with retail component and also large apartment buildings.Glad to see you hear on the site.

Hi,In my search for retail commercial property I came across one with a 10% CAP rate and NNN tenant signed for 10 years, with corporate guarantee on a lease.

This is no different than any wholesaler or retailer -- you have to know what your buyers are willing to pay and then you have to procure inventory for less than that amount to generate net income.4.

Do you all know of any retailers in the DFW area with a nice selection of shutters?

@Luis GutierrezWholesalers work with sellers of distressed properties to get below retail price for a property.