I had a mixed use property up for sale last year. 

Your mixing up the squatter rights vs. holdover tenants categories. 

I have been looking in GA. ( Augusta, Columbus, Sandy Springs, Savannah, Roswell, GA area /  If you have any multi family under $4mm /20 or more units/ value add / B or C property in B area / mix of 1 and 2 bedroom / population more than 30k please let me know. 

Aloha Dirk,  Like in most places,  Hawaii has a mix bag of contractors from really good reasonably  priced ones to dirt cheap shady ones that do shoddy work that could lead to fire (bad electrical work) or health issues (mold) for tenants.

If you are zoned only for single-family, you would need a variance and it's very unlikely to be granted if it's not a mixed block.

Would like the subsequent to be 20 some units. way to step it up great work, I'd encourage you to look at single plots of land and one large tract of land and one multifamily or mixed use that has 20 housing units. without plats and engineering if you are really feeling it go for midrise over 5 stories wait till you see how much you can make! 

It is time to ask for some help making a new strategy for my mixed-use property.Background:I have a mixed use multi-family building in a commercial district zoned as Urban Mix.

In Kansas City we are seeing a mix.

That mixed with inflation does make it a slower market.

I would first decide whether you want appreciation, cashflow, or a mix of both.