Real plaster work is a dying art. 

@Art PerkitnyI realize this is an older post but is it possible to get updated information on the Milwaukee area?

@Art Mimnaugh thanks.

That area is highly sought after due to its proximity to Bishop Arts / Downtown and people love the craftsmen homes. 

There is an ART to doing deals in the commercial space. 

Here is your support: https://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2017/03/17/slideshow-mapping-the-top-property-owners-in-east.htmlWest Franklinton is spotty at best...it has the highest murder rate in the city...that's not good...there are only municipal public improvements planned...no earmarked developments outside of an art gallery and a nursing college.

We approached the building owner with the idea of converting the available space into smaller art studios.

One old art-deco theater building and a note I'm getting paid on from another building I sold to the occupant are all I have left of the commercial side, which I'm slowly getting out of. 

Just need to learn the art of Real Estate investing then selecting your strategy and niches.

New construction provides the ability to control design and allow for the introduction of present and future "state of the art" design and technology.