Anyone invested in this as a small, medium or large investor?

Bristol is a busy medium sized bedroom community, which has it's share of pros and cons.

I ask these questions because buying $1 million in rental real estate could mean you own one medium size commercial property, a few residential units in California, or a small empire of mid-west Class C units. 

I would just search for investors based in small>>medium towns with large universities.

My friend (who lives in the area now) and I are considering buying a very basic, 1 or 2br1bath condo that we hope to maximize rental income through 30+  days medium-term rentals- since I lived there and even my last visit earlier this year, I actually didn't realize how stringent the str regulations had become, and I still don't know how small-time landlords actually deal with the laws now.

This could be a NNN leased industrial building, or a medium sized apartment building in a A/B class neighborhood with a property manager. 

Purchase price: $25,000 Cash invested: $30,000 Sale price: $76,500 Large older brick home in need of medium rehab in all areas.

Years later, when the new owners went to renovate the basement, they got rid of the cabinet only to find cracks throughout the foundation spanning the width of the cabinet.

It is more of a (right sizing) of existing medium to larger box size tenants expanding their online footprint to maximize omni-channel marketing to get the right optimal business ratio to drive sales and profit margins.    

Compliance with Minimum Street Width – STD. 104 Standard Plans City of Buena Park Department of Public Works.d.