No I do not need 150k for inventory by labor day. 20k for rehab is based on my experience working with my family on numerous projects as they have a vast RE/Development experience on small and large projects with very very small budgets

Originally posted by Kyler Rice:blah, blah, blah....funny how you have time to post in here yet cant seem to return my numerous texts, emails, and phone calls.

This website has come up in numerous searches, and I'm hoping the community here may have some insight.The broad strokes: I own a business in a small commercial strip, and the landlord is in serious financial and legal trouble.

If you have a "B" or "C" location, it's impossible to have a true Class "A." building.If you are looking for commercial, there are numerous brokerages in town that will help you locate and analyze the asset, the competition, and the costs associated with ownership.

Finally, there are other numerous online resources, blogs, e-books, etc that can add to your foundation of knowledge for the low price of FREE.

I've had numerous situations where the bank came back after receiving my offer and say there are multiple offers and they wanted "highest and best".

Back in The Day, and after attending numerous guru courses and purchasing several good REI books, I studied through it all making copious notes, tagging all the interesting points, and then took it all in to my attorney.

That investors business has been shut down since then because of numerous lawsuits.

He also said with the roof I'm interested in, it would be okay to put a swamp cooler on it.This subdivision is more transient, I think, with numerous resales over the years.

I am a licensed agent in NC and I now sell modular homes, so I have spoken to numerous lenders and gotten their thoughts on the process as well.