Hello Bigger Pockets, I've recently started my own blog to provide a forum for commercial real estate professionals to share successes and failures, as well as find some inspiration when the times get tough.However, I'm having trouble driving traffic to my blog, and while I've done plenty of research on SEO and other marketing techniques, I haven't seen much traffic.So I wanted to interact with you all to see if you have any tips, and get some personalized help.

However, you cannot deduct interest you incurred to produce tax-exempt income.

One of our contacts in the real estate investor community decided to partner with the troubled borrower on the deal and ended up saving it.

On the other hand that deadbeat probably won't need to be evicted or cause any troubles.$660 seems high. 

I am having a trouble to price this view.

Here's a little advice I gave another Broker starting out:A little regular income would be good.Get Teamed up with a Top Producing Broker at a local Brokerage.A Killer Deal will soon emerge and you can jump on it!

Work with a top producing agent to learn the ropes.  

I am having trouble deciding on what city to move to where I can be happy there, and successfully build the real estate business on the side until I am able to quit the day job.

health and safety issues need to receive your attention, because this is where you (as a landlord) can get into some trouble. 

If your business model has you in trouble if you cant cash out of a rehab in 90 days, you're gonna get burned along the way.