Commercial Real Estate Investing

Mike Sowers

Getting bored with residential real estate?

Do the exact same thing in the commercial space for ten times the profit—with no extra time, money, risk, or corporate red tape.

Most commercial real estate books leave you with plenty of information but no idea where to start. That’s why Commercial Real Estate Investing provides one simple, proven, step-by-step roadmap for doing your first commercial deal.

FIND—Execute a proven marketing strategy to get motivated sellers calling you.

FIGURE—Analyze properties to figure out how much you can pay for them.

FUND—Structure equity partnerships to fund your deal using other people’s capital.

FIX—Estimate the costs of repairs quickly and accurately.

FILL—Secure world-class tenants with favorable lease agreements.

FINANCIALS—Maximize financial performance by putting asset management systems in place.

FREEDOM—Be able to analyze when you should refinance or sell to free up your capital and profit.

Stop competing against rookies who watched an HGTV episode and decided they were house flippers. Step up to the big leagues with Commercial Real Estate Investing and cash your first seven-figure check. Everything you need to find and fund your first deal is right here.

Press & Praise

Brian Hennessey, author of The Due Diligence Handbook for Commercial Real Estate

Mike Sowers is the genuine "real deal." His book, Commercial Real Estate Investing, is the definitive roadmap for those investors who are looking to learn how to invest and syndicate commercial real estate transactions. What I love about the book is how he lays it all out in a step-by-step manner and tells of his mistakes so others don't have to learn on their own. I predict that this book is destined to become a bestseller and classic in commercial real estate books. If you are earnestly pursuing how to be an investor in CRE, this book is a must-read!

Todd Dexheimer, Venture D Properties and Pillars of Wealth Creation

When you think of real estate, most people think of flipping homes or buying a home or small apartment building. We all live in them, so they are easy to understand. Commercial real estate, however, seems to be only for the experts and wealthy. In this book, Mike dispels those myths and makes investing in commercial real estate possible. Mike takes an unknown and complicated process, dissects it, and lays it all out to be simple through his "Seven Steps to Freedom." If you want to do what everyone else is doing and fight for the crumbs, then this book isn't for you, but if you want to create real wealth through real estate, this is a must-read.

Tim Bratz, multifamily syndicator and owner of Legacy Wealth Holdings

Mike Sowers knows his stuff! I've had the opportunity to connect with Mike several times, and I'm always impressed with our conversations. He has the ability to see the big picture and think strategically, while also having the ability to dive into the data, analytics, and detail needed in this industry. His operating procedures are well-thought-out and on point. I'm impressed with everything he has going on and excited to watch his continued growth and impact on the commercial real estate investing community.

Mike Sowers is a licensed contractor and real estate broker. He holds the CCIM designation, which is the highest designation you can achieve in commercial real estate. Mike rehabbed, flipped, wholesaled, and rented over a thousand homes in his first decade of investing but decided he was ready for something bigger. A lot bigger. So he sold his multimillion-dollar remodeling business, modified his residential investing system for commercial use, and added an extra digit to every deal.

Today, Mike is the CEO and founder of Commercial Investors Group and the host of the CREative Commercial Real Estate Podcast. His company offers coaching, as well as franchise opportunities to help investors implement this system in their markets.

To learn more, visit www.CommercialInvestingMastery.com or www.CREFranchise.com.


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