There are trade off to both. 

I have an accepted offer on a flip house that needs a new bathroom and kitchen and I am working my way through how much I want to manage myself (sub contracted trade partners) or to use a GC.

In fact I did  not even have a trade name.

Currently I'm a systems engineer for a local IoT startup, but I've realized through the years that trading time for money is no longer part of my future plans. 

But I reckon those same "rich" folk do occasionally sell/trade-up. ie. not mantra-obeying robots!

Possibly even AAGLA or another local trade org.I'm under the impression that if the parking was included in the original lease, you can NOT separate that amenity for existing RSO tenants, but, for new tenants you can structure the lease so that the parking is it's own separate lease, and that parking lease is not subject to rent control.  

A good deal.Price was low, cash flow was high - but as i already had bought two units this year i had not build up too much Equity so i was not able to find 30 procent free cash....But i could not forget those two units...I believe i read somewere in this site on some of the good rules when you buy properties;If you cannot find the free cash there might be something Else you have that the seller would like to have....from you instead of cashIf there is something you really want to have... you might have to give something Else up... to get what your goal is...To make this deal happen -and as i did not have the free cash - i started thinking of what did i have - with value - and i was willing to Trade in this deal...I ended up trading in my lovely BMW :o) :o)The point is, that if i did not read these posts on this site - i would never had got the idea of Trade my car into a property deal.

You might need more specific exposure, so try FB buy, selling, trade groups, C-list boards in our neighboring states, and maybe put it on the MLS.

Please advise from a passive investor perspective looking to invest around USD 25 to 30k who is non accredited. 1)Public REITS2)Private non-traded eREITS (example Fundrise, RealtyMogul etc.)3)Owning residential rental property4)Passive partnerships investing in Mortgage Notes.5)Investing in publicly trading riskier asset classes (example High Yield bond, Leveraged Product, Inverse ETFs etc..)

Sounds like the question is more about the trade off of (time and money going into a commercial-to-residential conversion) compared to (savings from better loan terms)...