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My name is Dwayne and I am a general contractor, former realtor (licensed in retirement), and former (loan officer). I have built single family homes, rehabbed residential and commercial property, tenant...

Hi All: Here's the executive summary - despite the headline, it ain't rosy. Mostly this deals with the office space, but there are multifamily residential implications. Enjoy - and I'd love to hear your feedback. Mike...

Hello all, we are seasoned real estate investors (120+ residential units) and are looking at purchasing a multi-unit commercial property in our small hometown in Michigan. There are currently a couple open units and a...

Step 1: Where to find the properties. Obviously LoopNet (CoStar), which I'm told is used by 93% of the top 1000 commercial brokers in the country. It seems like it would be a daunting task to find and contact every in...

I have some properties in an average neighborhood that i developed into large apartments some with five, six or even seven bedrooms . Some are rented by the room so the work involved is becoming too much. I am a buy a...

Hello investors!I'm new to the forums and I am currently searching for a good rental property deal using resources such as Zillow and Realtor.com (since I don't /yet/ have my license). A lot of the properties I see fo...

Hello Biggerpockets,My name is Zachary S. Harrell and I have been working in commercial real estate for approximately 2 years now. I was fortunate enough to be given the opportunity to work for my father who owns his ...

My gut feeling tells me interest rates are going to rise here in DFW here shortly. What key indicators do you look for, or what business websites do you monitor to figure out when interest rates may rise?

Hey guys, just introducing myself to the community. I am a full-time investor in commercial properties located in the Mississippi market. I'm looking at becoming an active member of the community. My background is mos...

Had a nice keynote speech from an economist today.  One slide, in particular, was very fascinating and I figured I'd share it here.  The idea here is that nonresidential construction is a lagging sector compared to US...