Obviously that makes me the opposite of a competitive buyer.

We have had to build out spreadsheets this past year to keep track of offers on a lot of our listings here in the Chicago area due to the competitive nature of things and the sheer volume.

Ultimately, as long as you are following the expert guidance of your CPA (who is an expert in your specific industry) and doing what best serves your needs to fulfill your vision of what you want your business to be for YOU, I would argue you are in a great place in the bookkeeping/tax realm.

Competition would be high in the popular cities but so would the appreciation and rental demand.

Sadly the industrial plants along the Tn.

@Michael Dumler You're right, the MLS is super competitive right now, I better start looking for off market deals soon.

Generally, selling a property tenant occupied does indeed diminish the value, however, this is a crazy competitive market right now.

Because of those requirements I've found credit unions and regional banks as a very good alternative - they can be more flexible and offer competitive interest rates.

I possess 20 years of successful sales experience and eager to use my skills to learn this industry.

Hello everyone, I'm fairly new to the industry, I'm from Dallas, TX,  as many as David Greens, Brandon Turners, and Ashley and Tony's videos I watched i think I just about have the systems down pat, but I would like to find people in the industry to network with