Would love to hear your thoughts on the following Multi-Tenant Office Space Deal that recently fell out of contract.

Having a loan officer that will be on call any time of the day or night to answer questions is a big advantage since you will probably be dealing with the paperwork after hours.  

My office has built up reputations and track records with different other professions over 40+ years.

@Devin Danielson Great question, you need an investment-focused Realtor & Loan officer before a deal, but that's it.   

Maybe work at a large apartment complex in the rental office showing apartments and taking applications.That way you can get to know how to show units, proper safety techniques for yourself during a showing, and standard industry protocol for a lot of other things.And make some friends along the way.Pro Tip: They tend to put fresh cookies out in a lot of places--but staff are not allowed to eat them.

I walked into a large real estate owners office once right before thanksgiving.. this guy owned about 200 SFR's in Portland value then probably 150k a door  this was mid 90s today easy 350 to 400k a door..

Kevin Harris from Keller Williams-West Hartford office.

Just purchased a completely vacant 3 story, 23K sq foot retail/office building on the edge of a decent downtown area in a medium sized city.We are going to rehab the whole thing but still undecided about an elevator.

I went back to the Local Tax Collector and after a half hour of research and phone calls, it appears that when the original ONE parcel was subdivided into THREE parcels 29 years ago, the property owner never recorded the deeds with the Bergen County Clerk (which was in violation of the terms with the town who approved the subdivision: "the Developer agrees to promptly record the Deed in the Bergen County Clerk's Office.").

A bank where you walk in and talk to Senior people if not the bank president and the head credit officer.