Paid $27,200 cash from a foreclosure, and I have not regretted it since.Since purchasing that house, I've made an offer on an office space which was accepted but I later backed out, I currently have a house under contract to close in April for $4090 (they're basically selling the land and thinks the house needs to be demolished), and a third property that I got for $10 (plus the back taxes $1150) which is a commercial space that I plan to use as a spray booth (I am a painter), a carpentry shop, a gym and well...

I might not be able to offer an indoor pool or gym but I can offer early / late luggage storage.

The issue with a lot of the apartments that are going in is that they have additional amenities like gyms etc. that they offer in addition to housing.If you're competing with that type of product you need to make sure you price accordingly because you don't have the same draws.

The only reason they are selling is because they need cash to invest in a new franchise gym in the area.

Hey Cheryl,One of the instructors at my gym owns a landscaping business and might be able to help out.

There exist detached 16x20 finished dwelling, perfect for work-at-home situation, home gym or guest house.

for example my friend knows the owner of a commerical gym I go to because her sister is dating him.

Interesting, I was thinking more of a gym maybe or a dispensary something to generate cash flow and then move from there

Unfortunately for me that part of town is too far from my jiu jitsu gym to be a feasible area to live!

I was thinking of doing home gyms in my flips to increase value as well...