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Alev G. Hi! Looking to expand my investment portfolio
23 February 2025 | 4 replies
Keep learning, stay patient, and take calculated action—your mini empire is in the making!
Levi Perl Tenant wants LL pay for high electric bill due to high cost electric furnace
25 February 2025 | 18 replies
You could just install a cheap mini split that will heat the home very effienctly. 
Scott E. Why aren't there any commercial real estate wholesalers?
23 February 2025 | 39 replies
Nothing wrong with being an agent, but like others have said..an agent will have way more resources, credibility, for commercial real estate.If you raised money and portrayed yourself as a professional investment firm, kind of like a mini hedge fund, and networked with owners and professionals, and end up getting a deal because now you're  a real buyer with money, and you flip that property to another outfit or individual at a large mark-up..that's what I always considered wholesaling.The problem with all of this is, commercial owners are smart, commercial buyers are smart, very smart and will see through BS immediately.So a buyer may see what you're doing, but, if you got a really good deal, and it has re-positioning opportunity, value-adds, then they will buy. 
Josh Wallin Aircover vs. Proper
22 February 2025 | 22 replies
A mini hotel. 
Jegan Basha Empty land for investment purpose
26 September 2016 | 2 replies
I am planning to buy and hold for 10 years and sell it for my child education and my retirement.Or if I hav the finance increase the value by building a mini commercial complex like McDonald,postal service,petrol station,etc,The location is a issue now.Either I should buy in urban or rural area.If you need any other additional info please let me know.Tonnes of appreciation
Andy Kurtz Too big a nut for first deal?
9 September 2016 | 3 replies
And am I nuts for taking the mini/max approach to any deal I evaluate?
Paul Kuegle Getting a house under contract that is currently in probate.
12 September 2016 | 4 replies
And I have my  GC do the mini inspection and tell me the age  of roof and ac etc, so I am ready to sign contracts as soon as they call me.  
Chris M. BiggerPockets Video/Blog Request: Chronicle Deals As They Happen
20 September 2016 | 2 replies
Definitely understand what you mean about it being mostly paperwork... but what about a mini-vlog series by you or Josh where you update the audience, show the paperwork, record the phone calls with the seller, show us the progress of the property etc?
Xavier G. Tenant wants to buy new carpet and blinds
21 September 2016 | 9 replies
The tenant has expressed multiple times the desire to change things (paint) but never actually did so I am taking this with a grain of salt and told her we would discuss again when she is ready to move forward.Whenever that tenant moves out, I would probably have to replace the current carpet due to age and mini blinds are also old (but functional), which is why I am considering the idea.In any case, I would be reviewing quotes, finances and contractor and figure out a way to make sure the work will be finished before I OK the change.
Leland S. Door into garage conversion
7 October 2016 | 9 replies
I think I'm just going to extend that step so that it follows the door swing all the way to the wall, so it's like a mini landing area.