Advice on switching from residential to commercial
I spent 10 years working for a company that bought distressed properties and flipped them. I have lots of experience selling real estate and can do everything from acquisitions to project management to selling. This was primarily, sfr, mfr 2-4 and a few land deals. The company I worked for closed down. I want to transition to commercial real estate, any advice on where I might want to get my foot in the door first? I'm in Southern California.
[{"id": "icm0fpr", "text": "Buy properties out of California if you wanna buy anything. \n\nJust an outsider looking at CA as a state.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "icm243w", "text": "I would find another company doing the same thing, there is going to be sfr distress coming back. \n\nOtherwise, you can get a job at Marcus or matthews as a cold calling bitch but that is mostly for young kids. \n\nDid you go to usc by chance?", "replies": [{"id": "icpla8m", "text": "Hahahaha this makes me so happy that the Reddit community recognizes matthews &amp; Millichap, whoops Freudian slip. The former is just a wannabe of the later, I would know I was a partner there for nearly a decade before it turned into a babysitting service for frat bros.", "replies": [{"id": "icptc9x", "text": "Puppy mill for douchbags, glad you got out. Some of the best nnn guys I know came out of there. And by best I mean running little pyramid cold calling shops at other places.", "replies": [], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]