I believe they have a warehouse in the greater Cleveland area.  

Don't wait for a realtor to find you a deal, it won't happen physically or value wise.Do a store front or service front, and a rental unit in back. 

Both can be found at your local office store like Office Depo/Office Max.

I think the challenge with this group of investors is they are taught from some guru who makes it sound like buying notes is the equivalent of going to the grocery store and picking an ice cream flavor (readily abundant and cheap).

Your local home improvement store probably sells a product similar to this one: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Ro... where you could just buy it off the shelf and "DIY" it. 

Purchase price: $630,000 Cash invested: $30,000 50,000 SF Warehouse/MFG Facility5.5 acre site w/2+ acres outside storageMy Partners purchases this property for our company for a East Coast Distribution hub What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

She had no money.I packed her up two bags of groceries from our stockpile, and bought over-the-phone an enormous bag of dog food for her dogs that the store then loaded into my husband's van. 

@Rob Bergeron do you know what the big warehouse building is going to be at Outer Loop and 65?

I feel so bad for those in the hospitality/restaurant business.I went in to my favorite pastry store to get Lori a cro donut  Croissant/donut with maple topping  ( really for me) .

We also invest in multifamily properties with 10 or more units throughout the US and are looking at self storage and industrial warehouses or distribution centers.