All Forum Posts by: Andy Schornack

No mention of location and type of tenant.  Outside of lease terms and staggering the maturities ( mitigates risk of multiple vacancies), location and credit of tenant is very important in commercial.  More so than residential. You may want to negotiate contract length to exceed lease maturities to allow some more flexibility if tenants leave. Best of luck! 

if you want to message me, I know some active guys in that area to point you to. 

Hi Kang, if you want I'd drop me a private note I can answer my viewpoint.  

Bigger pockets is certainly a good resource to get started with. between podcasts and forums, plenty of information to digest but remember the best way to learn is to  conservatively buy the first property. 

Welcome to the board!

Try John Caylor in Plymouth. He is a good guy and meets all your requirements.  Send me a note if you want his contact information. 

Good place to be and congratulations on the investing success!

the County GIS maps are pretty good if you want to look at aerial photos separated by the PIDS. Dakota County for instance will allow you to see recent sales and also search recent foreclosure properties in the area

I may know of a bank. Here is a post we did on this specific issue: 

Reached your secondary market limit of ten 1-4 Family Rental Properties?

I may know one. Please send me a private message to discuss.