A robust farmer's market, a new artists district, several new niche employers building down on Exchange St, a micro micro brewery, a proposed $400M expansion of the Historic District to the south of 25th St, and a huge mixed-use development in the works in East Central where the old Rite Aid was.Sounds great, but it's still planet Ogden. 

My experience has been mixed. 

You've received some mixed advice, in my opinion, here.

Hello All - Good morning. I am looking to connect with investors that have experience in the acquisition and management of flex spaces. Would be super appreciative if anyone out there could introduce me or point me in...

Don't mix active and passive income within any entity!

Just trying to learn, will an irrevocable statement (mixing another language like an Irrevocable Standby Letter of Credit / Irrevocable SBLC) or something similar of an instrument where both parties cannot take back what is in writing UNLESS another instrument is provided before the original is due.

Some people use a mix of traditional and owner financing on a property. 

I've never done it and have mixed feelings about gentrification.

Can you build mix use... 

The two risk factors I see in this scenario are: The Class A- property allows me to leverage my cash into a better property in a better neighborhood minimizing the risk of higher vacancy rate, the need to rely on subsidized rents, and getting a better qualified tenant mix for the long term, minimizing the possibility of fewer headaches.The Class C/C- property comes with a lot more cash flow due to there being no debt on the property, however it also comes with a lot more risk in the form of all the issues that come with renting a C/C- property and there seems to be a lot of them.