Originally posted by @Thomas Mark:@Anna Buffkin @Dee Gladney @Michael Cosby Hey guys/gals, I want to invest in the Columbia area but I hear the property taxes triples once it is a rental property verus a primary residence.

"Give me $30,000 on Space Invaders, $20,000 on Pong, and $15,000 on Frogger."

If the mobile is a mobile home on a rental space, it's quite different. 

We invest in this space.

Are there specific topics you think more people in the space should know about that we could open up for discussion?

With drugstore closures sweeping the U.S. and Canada, developers are turning empty locations into innovative spaces.

Quote from @Mark Fries: Let's connect!  

Btw we are not financial planners by trade, but work pretty adjacent to this space.

To answer your question about the 203k, yes this property would qualify in this scenario as long as the residential portion of the property is larger (51% or more) than the commercial space. 

@johnunderwood Lot of changes out there:  The NAR lawsuit ruling, the TCPA text law, SC double-close law and don't forget GA's new law banning direct mail RE solicitations unless it is clearly marked on the envelope, which means your expensive letter is most likely going directly into the trash can.