Review the materials.

I read De Roos's books and some Carleton shhets material, and now I'm basically hunting for a deal.Since I started looking I spotted some potential properties.As you guys may know Michigan is second in foreclosures so there are plenty of motivated sellers.

There was a very large lawsuit with the manufacturer and the material was used pretty heavily throughout the region.So, some disclosures are going to be more common in the regions.I saw a few earthquake disclosures when doing deals in CA.John Corey

I stumbled across a company called Commercial Direct that advertises LTV of up to 97% for commercial property.

There are lots of people on the "speaking tour" advertising LLC or Trust creation.

We've been advertising on craigslist, hot pads and google and have gotten a few calls a week.

Thank youWeb advertising is mostly dead.

If you jack up the price to accommodate a commission and it sells, then it was likely priced too low before that and you just jacked it up to market price or even still lower than market price.You are also correct in that having a property properly listed and advertised through an agent can make the difference between it selling and not selling.

We do have advertising programs if that is your intention.

Also, I have the industrial property advertised for lease for $1800 to $2200, depending upon use.