It’s assuming the property is the business. A lot of investors focus on: - Purchase price - Cap rate - Financing - Location All important. But I’ve noticed something interesting… Two people can buy similar properties, and end up with completely different outcomes. Why? Because one bought a building. The other built a revenue system around the building. The biggest upside in CRE today isn’t always finding a better deal. Sometimes it’s: - Better tenant experience - Better monetization structure - Better backend systems - Better retention strategy - Better positioning A surprising number of properties leak money quietly because the infrastructure behind them is outdated. Curious how others here think about this: When evaluating a property… How much attention do you give to the systems around the asset, not just the asset itself? Because I’m starting to believe the next level of CRE isn’t just ownership… It’s architecture.

Looking to flip commercial property in central Ohio.

Hey everyone, quick question for those already operating self-storage facilities or who’ve gone through a website setup recently. I’m looking for recommendations on the best website platform/company for a storage facility website. My main priorities are: Easy online rentals/reservations Online payment processing Ability for customers to easily manage their account Mobile-friendly site Good SEO / Google visibility is a plus I’d also love to hear if there are any features you wish you had added sooner that helped operations run smoother. Also, for business email, do you prefer using a Google Workspace/Gmail address tied to your domain, or have you had better luck with something like Outlook/Microsoft? Trying to build this the right way from the start, so any recommendations (or companies to avoid) would be super helpful. Thanks in advance!

I get SSDI I live in low income apt Not working right now. Looking for a PT job in Seattle

Hi. New in this group. Have done a number of SFH deals...looking to get into commercial