Let e P you a few and you can take their temperatures.

Buying land near a city that would provide labor and that is close to the border, and developing warehouses for industrial activity seems like a good idea.Is anyone familiar with similar projects willing to share insight and ideas?

It is currently rented on one side for $925/month for 2 years by the owners warehouse manager.

Or like a warehouse?

I certainly don't want to be paying those holding costs.I guess the exit strategy of selling the property is only as good as the temperature of the market.A friend of mine just sold his grandparents house in the same town.

In this case, I would be converting the existing use (office/warehouse) to residential so no history.

You'll need to turn your HVAC system off, so hope it is moderate temperatures.

Commercial/multi-use property in Saginaw, MI$120,000 purchase price (was asking $170k)Commercial mortgage, 7 yr term amortized over 10 years at 5.25%Building 1: 8,000 sqft. warehouse space.

Installing multi-zones on a furnace so each apartment can control their own temperature can be challenging and more expensive than with a boiler and hot water.  

HI Any RE expert involved in the warehouse and storage investment in NC area?