What Is The Best Commercial Home Study Course?

I have been doings ingle family and want to get into Commericial Investing. What is the best or just a good course out there for home study. I have heard of Scott Scheel and David Lindall and know that Lindall is onlyfor Appt houses. Any suggestions will be appreciated. I need a jump start.

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  • PalmBeachInvestor21st February, 2006

    Thank you for your reply. I have not yet defined what part of Commercial I want to get into. I have looked into the CCIM courses on www.ccim.com and the courses have prerequisetes that are either unavailable or dated in such a way that I would have to wait until the end of the year.
    I was thinking of buying a course to get the basics down and then figure out where I want to go from there.
    The idea of a commercial Brokerage house sounds great. I will look into this. I guess I can do this by getting a commerical magazine and finding out who they are?
    Yes I do have a real estate licencse ie am a REALTOR but use this mainly for my investing in single family.
    Thanks Again,

  • commercialking21st February, 2006

    Well this question got asked once before and there was some discussion. Although I notice it seems like the initial post has somehow disappeared.
    http://www.thecreativeinvestor.com/commercial/modules.php?op=modload&name=Forum&file=viewtopic&topic=39186&forum=46

  • AaronSanDiego22nd February, 2006

    Bank wants to see you assume some risk..its alot easier to walk away from something if you havent put anything down.
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  • cindyseki23rd February, 2006

    Just got on TCI today and found your post. Was wondering what has happened to your proposed deal. Sounds very interesting.

  • SlyF25023rd February, 2006

    Actually I just closed on it today at 3:00, the appraiser took forever. Walked away from the closing with $2300 in my pocket

    -Sly

  • SlyF25024th February, 2006

    Actually scratch that I walked away with almost $3k at closing, found 2 more checks I was unaware of

    -Sly

  • feliciano3rd March, 2006

    sounds like they are pulling your chain....

  • AaronSanDiego3rd March, 2006

    No, that sounds right. $2200 for the lender is probably for the appraisal and they ask for that up front. Broker usually charges 1% of the loan amount for putting the deal together. Broker gets paid when the deal closes.

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