However, I've heard many mixed opinions from different professionals.

So it's a bit of a mixed bag, but this was a long time ago now, and this is of course second-hand through me since I haven't really worked with OCF myself.

I'm looking to buy a property that's a mix of commercial and residential, located next to a train station.

I've heard mixed reviews for some of the online valuation platforms.

Hi,I'm in the process of closing on a MFH and am getting mixed advice from two CPAs (one of them is my current CPA).

Break even cash flow or positive cash flow (on todays rates)Willing to do value add and development project You can get about 20 SF mixed with some duplex's for about 110k avg per, with 50k down each.

But the questions I would ask yourself before finding a market are: am I looking to prioritize cash flow, appreciation, or a mix of the two?

Spring, located to the north of Houston, provides a mix of suburban and rural settings, catering to a variety of rental markets.Cypress is a bustling area with great schools, planned neighborhoods, and amenities.

Because saying you own multiple “units” is supposed to impress your friends or random strangers on the internet in a way saying I have a healthy mix of stocks and bonds doesn’t.

Hi BP,We just purchased a mixed-use building with 7 units of retail on the ground floor (13,000 sq. ft.), office above (13,000 sq. ft.) and a really cool basement (8,000 sq. ft.).We bought the building vacant except for one tenant, a nail salon.