Let both continue to raise income, and buy another investment, either storage facilities, car washes, what have you.

I have a 6-plex and a duplex where we have done this successfully for a couple of years now - the laundry room is on a cipher lock, and each tenant has their own code to get in (prevents neighbors, etc from taking advantage of the facilities). 

Go to the facility that houses the presses and get your copy before the ink has a chance to dry.

Those ponds and walking trails, laundry facilities, club houses, pools, and recreation areas, some with day cares, are offered by the developers to get the deals.

People are re-learning the art of growing efficiently on smaller parcels with nature, not against it.I believe these are the types of farms that generate the most interest for "agri-tourism".

Our hedge fund lender specializes in bridge and hard money loans.Currently we favor commercial properties,ie,income producing buildings,apt buildings,retail centers,medical facilities and such (Around New York Area).Our lender provides Hard Money lending on any type of Real Estate Construction/Rehab loans.

Everything is more expensive there either because it has to be imported or simply because of tourism.

NO of course not but it got me started and in 5 years we will be worth 5 million in accessable cash and 10 million in facilities and equipment and will then cut back to 5 or 6 day weeks and 10 hour days.

We had a buyer mold inspection last week and their was no more mold found than is reasonably expected in a moist climate.As long as you budget for addressing the "cause" and not just the symptom you'll be fine.Alternatively, you could just market the property to microbiologists as a test lab facility.. maybe not.TTFN,Greg

On site day care facility.58 Acre Estate in AlpharettaGeorgia Sales Price 25 million.