Depending on the type of commercial you want to get into my suggestion is to go work for a company that does commercial real estate as learning from people who do it and getting paid at the same time is not a bad strategy 

Would love to connect with anyone that has a lot of experience with how to navigate these foundation issues and how you succesfully invest in DFW real estate depsite this issue Some people are not phased by the foundation issues, others are. 

You’ll need to treat it like a business—handling tenant management, accounting, legal compliance, property maintenance, and more.That said, when done correctly, it’s a powerful tool for building wealth!

Looking for some guidance on resources of how to begin analysis or how to build a business of this sort.

My goal is to grow this business by expanding my investor network and seeking properties that will allow for additional scalability.

For context, this would be for a property I already own.I understand this may be a bit unconventional and people will likely recommend I get a proper quote and have the contractor do a full walkthrough.

To make taxes easier we set up a business checking account and had all the rent paid into that account and all the expenses paid out of that account.

@Grant ShipmanIn my experience with these units are very difficult to manage and people at the 30% level also create a new set of problems.

I am not a bankruptcy expert, but isn't that procedure used to release people from existing debt but not monthly expenses.  

For those of you doing MTR & LTR what tech stack are you using and what areas of your business are each of your tools covering?