Much of what is talked about on BP and by Guru's is all the same...it generally revolves around buying a SFR low and selling it high... in whatever form you can do it.. nothing magical about that thought process.The big issue is were are you financially to step into investor roll you need funds..

Usually income is listed as base rent per sq ft and then CAM re-imbursement.

If your goals revolve around cash flow then you are going in the right direction to look at other markets. 

What can be done depends on if the developer is doing a condo retail type development selling the spaces off to businesses or keeping it NNN leases with cam reimbursement and owning the spaces.

This now starts a process where I need to either rehire or prove I cam capable and funded to take this project to the finish line.

Over the years, my real estate experience revolved around first building a house for personal residency, and after that was sold, remodeling another house for personal residency until it was sold in 2010.

My experience (10 years) revolves around commercial real estate finance.

In other words, the terms of the CFD are the same as the underlining revolving debt.

I would like to be in a position one day where by business concept revolved around holding properties, but I think I would need to be a little more aggressive starting out.      

We met and lived in Brooklyn, NY, but moved to Connecticut about a year ago when we purchased our first home here which dramatically lowered our monthly expenses.We are both freelancers in the advertising world, so our work revolves around NYC, and we would love to be back in the city long term.