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Christine Chris
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Who Here Does Commercial?

Christine Chris
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Vancouver, British Columbia
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I am seeking to network with people who are in commercial real estate.

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Greg V.
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Greg V.
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So the traditional training for me has been just books and Biggerpockets. Honestly the concepts are pretty simple but most of the stuff is learned by doing in my opinion. The key is to not go broke learning. You need to learn what you enjoy and what you don't. I prefer business tenants over residential. I learned that through owning SFHs and a small apartment building. Others may enjoy that. If you really enjoy what you're doing, you'll keep learning and keep doing. Stick around long enough and you'll become an expert in a specific property type and area. That's when you start making good money. My recommendation is understand your goals and try to find your niche that you enjoy. Start with a small purchase in that niche area and learn.

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