Actions I thought were smart turned out not to be.Just make sure you do most stuff correct than wrong and you'll be fine :)Great point @Cody L.I the market is doing very great now so it's normal to look back and think the same but I'm sure your money are been put to use on other $$$ generating investments so I won't see that as a mistake.Thanks for sharing. 

I'm changing jobs and my new employer is in Owings Mills. 

I'm extremely curious, any and all success stories are welcome, would love to generate a healthy discussion around this topic.Thank you!

It's strange, because AZ growth/appreciation and income numbers are only higher- and for the many investors taking advantage of the opportunity, there is a LOT of wealth being generated.

A 3rd generation family runs it and...well...many of these doors need love.I have a PML who will do 100% purchase and rehab costs as long as we are at 75% but he needs $75k per loan and this is a lot of C class properties at the moment and they will not qualify.

I have a little understanding that commercial is based on current income generation of the property; however, there are no current leases.

All I'm saying is you don't know what you haven't done, so you really can't say you've done it all.The most important things you learn by just doing is what not to do since that method will generate more mistakes than not. 

Ask for a business line of credit and tell them what you plan to do with the money and how the new property will generate cash flow to pay off the LOC.

Net zero on IRS is kiss goodbye for income, the problem all self employed people face.       

I am running into this issue in another area, calling employers about internship opportunities as I am a college student, but I thought it was a relatively thought provoking discussion.