Hello everyoneI have my primary residence in NYC that for personal reasons I will need to convert to a rental, since I am moving out of state.

There is a 1200 sf commercial building for sale for 50k.  It's not in a great neighborhood, it was previously a chiropractors office.  The price is good though, I'm wondering if it would make sense to buy and turn int...

Sounds like that may be even more of a concern when you're working in lower income areas, as they're probably going to have more issues.On top of that, the property is listed as a 4plex, yet the county records show it as a triplex with a garage (so they likely converted garage to an additional unit), and the "land use" is defined as single-family (which is confusing, because the same page says the property is a triplex).Will be talking to the current PM hopefully today to get his opinion on the property and area as well.

The 3rd deal is acquisition of a resort property being purchased from a Bahamian Municipality for pennies on the dollar, to then be converted into a state of the art Stem Cell Rejuvenation Center headed by a board of the leading Stem Cell Doctors in the world.As you can see these projects vary in type with the commonality being there location-any suggestions?

It takes a property which is under-priced by about 15% and converts it over to a negative cashflow nightmare for the next 12 years.

I have a remodeling plan (convert for a SFH rental that I would like to get feedback from an "affordable" interior design/architect. 

Purchase price: $72,000 Bought a VA foreclosure for $72,000 and improved with about $30,000. 2 Bedroom 1 bath, that I converted to a 3 bedroom.

We’re thinking about converting everything into split unit hvac since tenant pays electricity and boiler is getting old and costs a lot to maintain and run heat through four stories.

The idea: I'll be converting/doing a commercial remodel to turn this place into a barbershop.

Hello everyone, I am looking to buy a single family house that has been converted into a duplex.