@Scott WeaverYou won’t get 30 year amortization on a commercial property of this size.

We used a commercial broker when we bought our building. 

I self manage a few properties and am coming upon leasing up two units. One is 45,000 square feet, the other 2500.I am looking for input as to whether you run: -personal credit report-business credit report-request ta...

He was licensed for commercial but not residential.

Are you qualifying me for a Fannie/Freddie loan or a portfolio/commercial loan?

Looking for a commercial lender for a deal in Fall River, MA.

Perhaps businesses would be better served by this kind of storage as they don't care what it looks like, just whether or not it is safe and accessible.Think of your customer: if you are Joe and Jane Smith looking for a place to park your prized 1968 Camaro-SS, do you want a traditional, climate controlled roll up door that comes with a paved parking lot, security cameras, high fences, and 24/7 access, or do you want what amounts to a metal box?

The exception to this case would be some of the production builder floor plans that include an efficiency with "private" back door access on the bottom floor or a garage apartment as part of the new construction.I found some older duplexes farther towards West U area but the cost was way high in relation to the disrepair of the property due to land value.

This is the webpage I use to get my free probate lead list: https://adtech.dailyjournal.com/legalAds/Unfortunately this page is accessible for certain counties in CA.

I would say very few.I could see that owner financing in the context of commercial property may be more likely because it eliminates some or all of the issues I outlined above.Just my two cents.