So rates should - in the medium term - still be rock bottom.What you SHOULD be doing, if you missed out because you needed to "think about it," is apply for a refinance with your favorite in-state loan originator (I'm California only, sorry folks in Nebraska!)

RV/Trailer Park (pros: profitable with medium investment upfront | cons: lots of regulatory permits needed, and again not in an "activity" zone per se)5.

Or suggestions on a private lender willing to do something like this with a single digit interest rate and a medium- long term (i.e.

@James Debenham so there's a happy medium between an expensive broker with more than it sounds like you need and a no commission split broker with no support.  

It means that small and even medium sized businesses will have to pay full rent.  

I am also about to close on a medium sized property and am just enjoying the unexpected lower interest rates.  

The older industrial buildings that are outdated to today's standards fit more to the small and medium businesses just wanting space with a decent location at a reasonable cost.

I have one friend who's union husband was laid off today from a medium sized HVAC firm.

After getting charged almost 800.00 for a tree removal of a small/medium size tree that the wind blew over (I was told it was because it was an emergency removal). 

My situation may be a little more complicated than a regular rehab because I am hoping to enlarge the width footprint of the back of the house toward an existing 3’ wide walkway/alley that provides rear access to the houses perpendicular to me on the cross street.