@Marco SantarelliLast time we met up at Gravity espresso and wine bar. 

I know it needs a few things (bathroom size) revised to make it code compliant, and I will need an architect to help navigate zoning (another thing we don't do in Houston :D), site plans, elevation aesthetics and local requirements. 

@Miles Dirmann learn to filter out responses from those with something to sell and those that are good operators trying to help as you navigate your journey on BP, in RE meetups, etc.

We've set aside some capital specifically for investments and are now seeking guidance, mentorship, and possible partnerships to help us navigate this exciting but unfamiliar terrain. 

Treating property management as "passive" income lowers the bar on professionalism and hurts both tenants and properties.

Ybor has been up and coming for years, so much to do around great Cuban food, trolleys, new bars.

Personal opinion.. a couple restaurants/bars, a general convenience store, and a CVS/Rite-Aid would make a huge difference to foot traffic and a neighborhood feel. 

Sure, you could definitely use those website to help.. but you really need an investor friendly agent that can be your boots on the ground to also help you navigate the trends and stats.

It’s crucial to have a solid agreement to mitigate these risks.The Ugly: Without clear agreements, co-ownership can lead to legal battles, credit issues, and potential loss of property.By carefully planning and seeking professional advice, you can navigate this situation effectively and find a solution that works for you and your family. 

- Have any of you successfully navigated both strategies, and if so, what lessons did you learn?