Hi everyone,I'm trying to narrow down how I'm going to invest further in real estate.

They did video tours for me, and we narrowed down choices before I flew in to check the top contenders.

I could always chop it into narrow, long lots but from local comps that wouldn't increase value much.

If sheriff's office doesn't get around to your eviction during the narrow time window, that's the landlord's problem and you have to wait again. 

No one else has apparently noticed, but that's high-grade narrow-strip hickory.

If that is the case you need to narrow down your goals such as how much you want/need to cash flow, how much management you want do with tenants, and how involved you want to be in the entire process. 

Given that this will increase the scope of renovation significantly, I have decided to narrow the scope of the reno at this time.The commercial space is approx 1600 sq ft so its decent size and is enough for a storefront by itself.

I think you may have very well narrowed down my strategy choices down to one of three; the BRRRR method (although this might be too much to start with for a newbie), the live-in flip that you mentioned (probably the most practical as I've been part of many different projects in the construction industry), and a combination of house-hacking/live-in flip (probably the most rewarding with a potential to swap between units as I finish one in order to bring better rental income).

I'm going to narrow down our markets and will probably take you up on that coffee.

Although it's not on the North Shore, it could be close to your job.Either way, would love to connect to talk more about building a team, narrowing your focus.