My question is, if you are looking at a deal that you plan on wholesaling or Wholetailing, whichever the case may be, how do you decide if the deal is worth your time versus the opportunity costs.Basically put, should I put the property under contract and then begin the process of finding your cash or retail buyer, or should I pass on this deal because the margins are to small/tight, and a better use of my time might be chasing down the next deal with better margins?

I need some help figuring out the appropriate cap rate on a three unit retail strip center.

If you have 50 acres of raw land between 2 parcels then it might not be generating much income but just taxes for you.Maybe sell the land and then buy a retail strip or larger apartment building.

It is just a normal, "retail" sale.

I bought at retail not once, but TWICE in 2006.

We would most likely not qualify for 2 'retail' mortgages.

What do you do when you're selling your fix/flip on the retail end?

Below are two retail spaces split evenly for 2,000 sqft.

When I was selling my flips retail, I always staged them and often sold the furniture off with the houses.

If I had paid retail then I would have either been stuck or had to take a loss.In today's market I find it very tempting to jump on a cash flowing property even at retail or close to it.