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I thought at first someone from the Historical Society wanted to preserve it.

What matters most when you are trying to step up your professionalism is knowing the market in a deep meaningful way, like the traffic patterns, the movements of employers, the local political landscape, demographic shifts, etc.

This is great to have because if the market ever shifts and you need to renegotiate the loan you have leverage to do so as the lenders only recourse is to take the property.

Also get the thinset that is elastic so it will stretch to prevent cracks in the tile when the fountaion shifts.

For the economical side you're looking at adding on experienced investors who understand the P&L pitfalls and differences between the two types of investments.For the logistical side you'll want to speak with a qualified intermediary for 1031 exchanges who has experience in multi asset class shifting.  

Initially I began my investing career looking into fix and flips, then shifted my attention to the Notes side of the business.

It's the reason that cities have (in a society in which the family farm has been replaced by a multiplicitous machination of its former self), become the forum for the basest, purest expressions of humanity.The reason we invest in real estate is simple.  

The powers are shifting, take advantage of the technologies.Guys, thanks for all your feedback and tips, there’s so much to learn.

So on commercial, you really have to look at some micro & macro economic trends, demographic shifts, as well as looking at the integrity of the property, leases, etc. so that at the end of the day it's cashflowing.