You just need the right setup.Here’s my 3-step formula I teach my coaching clients:-Target the right audience — check for hospitals, engineering firms, or universities nearby.

Large companies led the charge, while smaller firms trimmed staff.

The shift from Strict to Firm feels like a big blow for larger, high-value listings.

I’d just recommend finding someone who’s actually worked with one of those firms before so you can get a feel for their experience, pricing, and how thorough their reports were.

There is a calculator on my firm's website that compares a cash sale to a monetized installment sale.

We usually stick to a moderate policy for flexibility but require firm confirmation for large bookings.

I live near Grapevine in the middle of DFW, and am a part of a Commercial RE firm here (Silver Oak Commercial Realty).

I hope the tax firm I connected you with works out.

Quote from @Soup Nikk: @Jason Merchey @Evan Polaski It's not just 1 article, if you search "Ashcroft capital lawsuit" there's pages of such articles, however what stood out to me was each of them had the same generic language except for 1 that gave a detailed timeline.

This was my first time using a search firm to help focus on cash flowing / appreciating markets.