Everyone is citing a reduced appetite for properties over 30 years old.

Depends on your appetite for debt and desire to build wealth. 

This warehouse was racked high for beverage distributor and my client is storing electronics in the same space but is required to improve current fire suppression system before occupying the space.

Because of that, they do not limit the number of loans they will issue.The catch is, it would scale too slowly doing it that way because my bank also won't allow me to obtain more than one traditional loan per year, and they have an extremely low appetite for Debt to Income ratio.For that reason, I deal with the commercial lending side more often at this point.

Depending on your risk appetite, it might be worth getting a return on some of your cash rather than leaving it a bank. 

They claim I believe to not to need to do normal best practices because they have special ins in AIRBNB to suppress reviews and get preferential treatment when it comes to charges to their guests.I also have not seen verification of the 90 million cash they supposedly got as mentioned in post above.

Just be sure to check with your county zoning board regarding any additional requirements when increasing the number of beds.For example, you may be required to install a commercial fire suppression system, or you may have to adhere to Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards, which might involve widening all doorways for wheelchair access and providing ramps at all entrances and exits.These costs could easily blow your rehab budget.Also, whatever guidance you get from the county, I'd make sure it was in writing, to prevent misunderstandings in the future!

With the proper Heights alcohol ban lifted in the last few years we're also seeing more businesses opening that previously were suppressed farther south down by Rice Military because of alcohol sales.

Rumor amongst the gold bugs is that this move will stop price suppression/manipulation.

@Christopher Abele, I hope I can find the best strategy for my risk appetite...which means I should well understand the market.