With last week’s September 17 rate cut already in place, the next jobs report (October 3) could set the tone for further moves.

@Cyril J StrezoFor most commercial properties you're going to need to put 25-30% down from what I've seen.

It completely changes the tone.

You will want to vet those tenants as you are going to need to evict if problematic. 

From what I’ve seen, the deciding factor is usually a mix of all three, but in different weightings depending on the seller’s situation. 

Depending on a weighted factor Sparefoot will show you as a recommended location for an area, you might even be 15 miles away, but if their algorithm says you're the best then you will show up at the top or closer. 

I’ve saved up capital to get started, and I’m looking to learn the right way from people already doing it.I’m not looking for handouts—I’ll pull my weight however needed.

I'm based in Colorado, where I split my time between building AI automation systems, exploring backcountry trails, and trying to nail that perfect cosmic country guitar tone.

The agents opinion has no weight with lenders in regards to  what they will lend on a property.

Often, we'll provide them with a list of documents we need to get to be cocked and ready, but they will wait until they have a deal under contract to send us what we tell them we're going to need.