You "intended" to live the property, I believe you moved in, and now your workplace is closing shop so you obviously have to move to be closer to work. 

On top of that, I must have shopped around to almost 20 lenders and their interest rate/LTV were the best I found thus far for my credit average (around 690 at the time).

I worked for My mom running these apartments for 9 years the day we buried her my sister fired me changed locks on house and shop and took files so i could not find the paper showing where my step dad sold his half to my mom.

We are an all-in-one or a one stop shop company, meaning that we handle all aspects of the investment process - Buying, selling, managing, and have the connections and resources to help in any other way.

Only problem is she charges more than others are charging for their cleaning fees.I've shopped other cleaners just out of curiosity and most are around $175 and she is at $200.It's the off season now in my market (ski town) and to compete, my rates need to be around $100/night.

Everyone who touches the property along the way has to do their job, or at the end of the line, you'll have a vehicle with missing pieces, wheels that have fallen off, a vehicle that cannot be trusted and a client who will be shopping for a new PMC.

They are quickly heading downhill and could be potentially closing up shop in the decade if they don't their act together.

Do that an at some point you will end up buying a vacant lot that used to have a gas station on it, that still has the old buried leaking tanks and the oil change guys just dumped all their oil changes behind the shop, and you will now be responsible for EPA cleanup to the tune of 100Ks. 

If it's commercial property, active churches support bakeries, cafes, restaurants and florists/gift shops.

To find where to invest, look for places with lots of jobs, good schools, not much crime, and nice things like parks, shops, and buses or trains.