Divide by 1000 and review what the town/city are charging for commercial properties for an accurate calculation.

I know it's zoned commercial but I will have to check with the city on what other restrictions might exist. 

My particular program is to only invest in class A in residential (I do b, c and even d in commercial), charge the tenant the high end of the scale, and fix immediately anything he wants that’s even semi reasonable.  

Also further north such as Port St Lucie where there are many new build res neighborhoods and commercial retail.

I am currently marketing the office space but am concerned that the 3 residential units make it unappealing to serious potential commercial tenants.

I mean as long as you still are personally guaranteeing the loan, it shouldn't make a difference to them whose name its in.This is how most commercial loans are structured.

City officials plan to make the Queen Mary a centerpiece of their Olympic tourism strategy, alongside hosting five Olympic events.In addition to refurbishing the ship, Long Beach is developing its downtown and waterfront areas, including a new amphitheater and commercial spaces.

My partners and I recently acquired a mixed-use property, and we’re facing a challenge with one of our commercial tenants.

You should be able to shop local lenders and credit unions and get a much lower amount of cash out of pocket while still achieving your goal of 75% or even 80% LTV on a commercial note.

I want to see if anyone else on here has invested into the Lehigh Valley (from NYC or anywhere else) whether into residential or commercial and get your take on your experience so far.Looking forward to getting this conversation started.Ray