Have you ever been at a restaurant or in a office building that is next to a hotel?

But if you want a full service PM where they have leasing agents to fill the units, their own maintenance techs, people that actually answer the phone in the office, you're looking at 8-10%.

However, one of the things that worries me the most is getting a tenant for a commercial property if the existing tenant decides to leave.For example, we are quite happy with a dental office we've been looking at.

I am a military officer now, but I did construction in my previous life so I'm pretty familiar with framing, roofing, siding, windows, doors, drywall, etc.

Lenders/Loan Officers are like anyone else: they have personalities that can really gel with someone or completely rub them the wrong way.

My goal: Purchase my first investment before I become a father in late April/early May.I'm very committed to my job as a mortgage loan officer, and have a reputation of availability.

As far as finding lenders for your clients any mortgage loan officer worth their salt will want to meet with you and develop a relationship. 

I’m wondering if I should go through a land Lawyer or directly through the county office.

Contact the county offices to see if there are any permits required for our planned renovations. 2.

I the details that I currently have are:SF 5,30036 storage units in multiple sizes2 small warhouse/storage style2 small office areas 1 2000sf mobile homebuilt in the early 2000's needs repairs and TLC cash flows 3k-5.5k a month netCan't get the buy to go under 500k but I know the property is not worth that.