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Where to find a professional coach?

Sylvia Megyerdi
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I’m looking for recommendations on personal coaching for a mixed use  and commercial property transaction. The first opportunity is a mixed use facility and the second is a commercial building. 

I’m looking for someone to assist in evaluating the acquisitions and offer guidance on funding. I have residential investment property but this is my first commercial and looking for a seasoned paid coach.

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Ronald Rohde
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Ronald Rohde
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I think its tough. You are probably better off looking for a partner/mentor who you can co-invest with. Or a regular business coach if you're looking for accountability.

CRE is very much a profitable industry, so you don't get the ROI from coaching like other industries.

For underwriting, find a local group, write up your model and a one page summary, usually other investors are willing to look at ti and give you free feedback. For funding, I'd talk to lenders and brokers, plenty of them will chat.

There are other service professionals available to chat, but for example, I talk to my clients about various aspects of industrial deals, but at our hourly rate. 

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