If you want contact of my loan officer, send me a DM, although I would still encourage you to shop your local lenders as well.

My attorney's office says I need to wire the money to the title compancy.

My wife and I are considering opening a real estate office. 

I wouldn't use rentometer or other similar sources, call a couple local RE offices, there are about a dozen located in downtown Mount Dora to get a actual scoop on what rents would be.

I don't thing they are efficient, I had it in my office for years, the minute you stop it, cold or hot, air is gone. 

@Justin Tylus I know from my clients in Raleigh that the permit office is running slower than normal.

I would recommend going over your different options with a financial advisor or an experienced investor before you start buying assets (and some loan officers may be helpful, but they're trying to sell you loans, so there's a conflict of interest there to be aware of.)

I would love some advice from the pros out there - I'm really stumped on the best way to accomplish my goal...I have two businesses and want to purchase an office building under a new LLC and lease space to my businesses.However, what I really want to do is also have other tenants so that I will have multiple revenue streams.

I have a tab for each property.I keep a word doc for vendors with a table of contents with links to headings such a plumber, hvac etc.I get recommendations from my large local RE club whether I askednor someone else asked I keep this contact info for future reference.I have no need to pay for a service when I can easily and quickly manage with systems I have built using Microsoft office that I already have.Tenants pay rent via deposit, ACH Zelle or PayPal.

We will not allow them full access to any of our computers, smart phones, office and so on.