It's a 20x return project DIY, especially if retailing up for sale. 

Today, you'll pay retail for a property and, you'll have to finance it (If it is financeable) at today's rates.

Wayfair is not a retailer, they are a drop shipper who scrapes most furniture retailers on the internet. 

Do you head to the big-box retailers, or do you have a soft spot for your local hardware store? 

Not sure what lifespan on a faucet should be but I would use 15 years for a quality faucet (faucets that retail at over $150).  

Thanks, I'm actually transitioning to retail/industrial

Then on the other end of the spectrum I'd say are the little "corner stores" you find on blocks in the inner city with a little retail space on the ground floor and a couple units upstairs. 

Similarly, retail might be near the residential area (but on high traffic roads), and light / heavy industry is far from the residential - but close to freeways and rail infrastructure.

And it accelerated form there.  7 years after that my recent acquisitions have all been over $5M each and I'm into multi family, retail and office. 

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