Just keep shopping around. 

I worked with an agent that I competed in a body building show with oddly enough and if you are around the Conroe tx market his name is Rodolfo Solis 936-444-9231

Our family is starting to grow and my wife is wanting to get into something a little bigger and I want a bigger garage or shop.

In general, from a business standpoint, the townhomes would be easier probably, but if you just have a passion for the idea of keeping the streetfront activated with a couple of shops, and it makes you happy without putting you in the hole, then do it.

If you were a one-stop shop:1) 1031s (you need some reserves to do the actual QI)2) Taking advantage of all tax breaks like cost segregation3) Providing prop operating reports. 

Glass block (or frosted, or filmed glass) in a bathroom or shower certainly makes details on a person’s body less identifiable, but outsiders can still see that a person is using/taking a shower.

We lease a small commercial space to a non-profit to use for their thrift shop.

I am just starting on this platform so I appreciate that everyone here talks the same shop:).

There's a lot to be gained by selecting your items and putting them in your shopping cart (online) but not yet checking out so that you're ready to pull the trigger once you've closed, especially if you're doing MTR or LTR.

But our hospitality group uses Wayfair and for returns, plus keeping things simple, a quick one stop shop works the best.