You need a commercial broker as previously stated.The real wild cards here would be whether the value/purchase price of the mixed use property and whether everything is rural or not. 

All you wild millennials (you know who you are) are buying houses all at once.

Then start looking, it will be difficult to find another rental in this wild market.

Spend a couple hundred dollars on bark, lay that on the flat areas with a weed mat and plant wild flowers on the hill, making it more easy on the eyes.B.

Condos have wildly different bylaws and it is important to research what is in them before you pursue one an investment property.

That's wild!

Then you have issues like this, directly from an current appraisal that basically says there is no way to value the property: "The problem with the MC data presentation is that the subject's submarket is so small, wild fluctuations can appear from period to period...

Those are today's numbers electric prices have only fallen over the last 10 years while Gas prices swing wildly.

The current market is so wildly overheated that even the worst dog of a property can trigger a bidding war, with offers that come in over asking, over appraisal, and no contingencies.

My guess is the property has  increased in value with the repairs you completed and market up wild west.