Posted by David McGregor on November 03, 2003 at 08:18:43:
Jason, one is preferred, however, I can work with multiple investors.
The Executive Summary, spreadsheets and your fee information can be found at http://www.amerifirstcap.com/.
Please call or email about how you can assist with raising the equity.
Best regards, David.
new to comm RE help - Posted by Jason
Posted by Jason on October 29, 2003 at 22:01:35:
I’ve been flipping residential properties for the last 2 yrs and have build-up my bank roll that will allow my company to venture in the commerical end of RE but I don’t know were to get started and learn before I proceed. Is there any good research materials or stragties I should read before advancing. All suggestions would be helpful.
Re: new to comm RE help - Posted by Wes
Posted by Wes on November 03, 2003 at 15:48:10:
What kind of commercial property do you plan to purchase (multi-unit, office building, etc.).
Can you/your company qualify for a Full Documentation loan or would you need to seek a Stated Income/Stated Asset (no income or asset verification)loan?
It is difficult to find commercial loan situations where you can put down (less) than 10% of the purchase price, would this be a problem for you?
What price range do you expect to be looking for property?
Based on your answer to these questions, I can probably send you some information that will be helpful.
Re: new to comm RE help - Posted by David McGregor
Posted by David McGregor on October 30, 2003 at 14:29:22:
Look up amerifirstcap.com. This is the research needed for commrecial real estate. Let me know if you are interested. The development needs equity.
Re: new to comm RE help - Posted by JASON
Posted by JASON on October 31, 2003 at 18:45:47:
I UNDERSTAND THAT THIS IS YOUR PROJECT PROPOSAL. HOWEVER I AM LOOKING FOR SOME INFORMATION TO GET MYSELF FAMILIAR WITH THIS TYPE OF INVESTMENT BEFORE I START INVESTING. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR MULTIPLE INVESTORS OR JUST ONE TO CONTRIBUTE THE TOTAL CAPITAL NEEDED?