Hi All,I would appreciate thoughts/ considerations/ cautions for analyzing a mixed use property that has a duplex with a regular apartment next to a small storefront that's soon to be vacant? 

Flippers pay the highest taxes possible as they are paying regular income tax,not even capital gains tax rate, much less zero tax. 

Left or right you would win when money is expanding LOLEven during downturn like today, GP would have the benefit while regular investor is taking all the risks.The thing is , for 98% of us, what @Jay Hinrichs mentioned above is the reality.Mathmatically speaking it's only possible to have massive income from passive or active/selling/flip at year 8 of real estate investment and that's only if real estate appreciates double than inflation.The first 200k is extremely difficult but after that you know how to do it ....

The full time experience can be either with a property management firm or a regular brokerage.

Lots of student housing available for the BRRRR and regular buy and hold.

they are bit more on the expensive side, but dont use wifi and are more durable then the regular keyless door entries. this ensures that guests can always get in and out even if there is a power outage. 

Regular inspections and prompt repairs can prevent small issues from becoming major problems.4.

Definitely one of the only paid subscriptions that I actually use regularly and am not upset about whenever the yearly charge goes through.

RE syndications were almost cannot miss until a couple of years ago (regularly returning near 20% or higher), but that is no longer the case.  

Local developers who market that benefit won't tell you that.Also, I regularly see ads for large new condo developments so, if I was a buyer, I'd be concerned about overbuilding, especially given my previous remark.