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To: ggamer who wrote (37724)	8/4/2005 8:33:44 AM
From: Ramsey Su	Respond to of 110194

OK, very generic response. I don't like commercial properties. How's that for wishy washy. <gggg> If you have single of few tenants, you stand to lose 100% of income. If you have multiple tenants, you are continuously TIed to death, commissions and risk BKs. Long term leases lock in maximum profits. Short term leases subject you all the turnover costs. I have never been able to pencil commercial vs residential investments. However, in real estate, you are buying a unique property and each deal is different.