I have experience in working in the land and development industry and truly have a passion for investing in the real estate market.

Rita it depends on how desperate the landlord is to lease the space.Are you talking an industrial lease, office lease, retail lease??

Different tools for different jobs.My advice would be to spend some time making strategic relationships with agents in the industry.

It seems like a great concept but I don't know anyone in the industry in my area and it seems like networking and building relationships prior to finding houses is something that should be done.Should I make business cards and talk to the folks on the courthouse steps before or after auctions?

I know it's hard to believe but it all part of government and government regulated industry: bad behavior is rewarded, good behavior is punished, failure is rewarded, success is punished.

Find a close friend in the industry, meet for some coffee and talk about what is going on in your business.

There is a strong banking system there, banks are one of the largest if not the largest industry on Cayman.

I used to work in the mortgage industry and hope one day to be an independently wealthy real estate investor.

I'm a Commercial/industrial Journeyman Electrician and laid off right now by choice really.

I am also aware of that 2 year window where they don't count my rental income in my debt to income ratio until two years from when I started claiming rental income.I've made 50k 70k and 63k in the last three years, I am in a tipped industry (poker dealer) but all of my income is claimed.