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Office in the front, warehouse in the back—buildings under 12,000 sq. ft. 💎 These gems, known as business parks or “flex spaces” in real estate, are my absolute favorite asset class. Here’s why: - Ease & Affordability: They’re far easier and cheaper to manage than most other asset types. - Universal Demand: Businesses across virtually every industry need these spaces to operate efficiently. - Sky-High Demand, Rock-Bottom Vacancy: Demand is at an all-time high, and vacancies are at historic lows. Even after building a real estate portfolio of 1,000+ rental units and experimenting with countless asset classes, nothing quite compares to the simplicity, profitability, and stability of flex spaces. If you’re ready to learn the exact process I still use today to find these properties and secure incredible deals, just drop a “DEALS” in the comments, and I’ll send it to you for free. This might just be the strategy that changes everything for you in 2025.

Hi all, curious about people's first deal in CRE. I purchased a storefront and now looking at large multifamilies. Did you start with multifamily or pivoted into it? Was it a smaller 1-4 or large multi? Did you solo venture, jv, or through syndication? There are multiple paths to success and I'm fascinated by people's stories. And Iam sure we could all get some nuggets of creativity through sharing.

Hi All. I have a commercial building (purchased in 2020) with a salon as the sole business. The salon is owned and operated by my wife but she no longer want to run the business and we are looking to convert the building to salon suites. The architect says we can convert to 8 suites and the idea is to lease the suites to beauty industry services e.g. massage, mani/pedi, hair, etc. The challenge is finding funding for the construction etimated at about 150k. If we can't convert to suites my wife wants to sell the building. I am opposed to selling and want to at least continue to try finding funding for the next month or 2. My other idea is to lease to another professional. I would like the groups feedback and/or ideas to make this work. Feel free to ask clarifying questions.

Guess what? You've been lied to. Those sensational headlines screaming about an “impending commercial real estate crisis”? The so-called experts claiming, “Commercial real estate is dead”? It’s all just noise. Here’s the truth: The best opportunities often come wrapped in bad news. Think about it—smart investors didn’t hesitate during the ‘08 crash when fear was at its peak. They went all in, bought when prices were low, and rode the wave to massive wealth as the market rebounded. The same pattern is unfolding right now. Fear is high. Prices are low. Opportunity is knocking. The key? Knowing how to separate the noise from the real signs of opportunity. If you want to see the exact process we’re using right now to find high-ROI deals in this market, drop a “DEALS” in the comments, and I’ll send it to you for free.