DEALS TRUMP STOCKS AND BONDS

Identifying quality investment properties is tough right now, but The Tomlin Group's Bruce Tomlin is finding the kind he likes throughout the Charlotte region. One was a Wendy?s in Mint Hill. (This man will go a long way for natural-cut fries with sea salt.)
 
Bruce (here with daughter Katherine) rounded out 2011 with four commercial property investments totaling almost $5.7M. In addition to the 3,300 SF Wendy?s (which he bought for about $2.2M), Bruce and his other investors bought a 13k SF multitenant flex building in Fort Mill for almost $1.2M; a 4,100 SF urgent care clinic in Belmont for $910K; and a 9,100 SF Dollar General store in Charlotte for almost $1.4M. Bonus: All of his recent purchases are 100% occupied. ?Where can you find yields in the stock or bond markets anywhere close to these?? he asks. There's no secret to his success: Bruce tells us he sifts through "hundreds upon hundreds" of potential investment sites looking for properties he believes have long-term yield expectations. Nothing beats diligence.
 

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