Hey guys I need some advice on my business. I have not started one yet but this is my ultimate "out of the rat race" goal.I am an aspiring gym owner. I would love to own a large gym with a blend of commercial use like...

I would say because it's not a "common element" and only unique for that owner that he should pay for it.  

For my clients who can't swing that, I've been having some success working with companies or lenders who equip buyers to make all cash offers.But of course, every situation is unique and will have its own set of considerations.

Does anyone know of a commercial lender that would underwrite unique properties like this? 

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It is uniquely scalable. 

With the lot having 30 ft. of frontage this is going to be a super unique house when all said and done.

He presents a very unique but very true and often overlooked perspective on maximizing the current tax code.

I've been eyeing a property that has a ton of curb appeal but for a long list of reasons has sat unsold for a while (needs moderate renovation but is very unique - historic/size - and probably not for all spreadsheet buyers/investors).

Lenders all have their own unique criteria for both the property and who they are lending to.