There is nothing like innovation(with proper regulation).

I'm sort of banking on potential rents rising and appreciation beign close to Design district, wynwood etc Plus they're buildig some sort of Innovation center there. 

There are definitely some innovative and interesting developments in the space.

So this might be a better option if you buy a property with a regular commercial loan, and are looking to refinance so that you can hold long term.There seem to be a lot of hoops to jump through, and it may be hard, but often times the hardest things to do offer the greatest rewards.I am not quite ready for this yet as I am still saving money, but it is my goal to get into larger multi-family real estate investing, and I am looking for innovative strategies that could give me an advantage.

There aren't currently any co-working spaces in the area, but there is a university partnership moving in for an "Innovation Hub" that I think may have similar offerings and I'm not sure their cost.

The estimated value of comparable land properties at the shore, covering 3 acres of dry land, has been appraised at an impressive $75 million.Recognizing the inherent potential of this distinctive waterfront location, I am eager to explore possible development avenues that not only maximize the submerged property's value but also address the unique circumstances created by its current state, ensuring environmental sustainability and compliance with all regulatory requirements.Your organization is well-regarded for its distinguished expertise in transformative projects and innovative problem-solving.

As cities contemplate new ordinances, savvy investors are proactively seeking innovative solutions to address the pressing issue of affordable housing.

Buy a home, live in it a year or so, move, and keep it as a rental, buy again for 5% down.Feel free to DM to chat further.I bought my first in 2018(5% down) and is currently a rental, In Alberta, Canada.Second in Nov 2022 with 5% down current primary residence.I am looking to move and looking for something in Ontario, Do you think I can buy with 5% down for primary residence again after Nov 2023?

In ranching, it's more than just land; it's a legacy.As an investment broker of sorts for the ranching world, I'd encourage you to ask yourselves and your audience: What is the optimal balance between preserving these cherished traditions and embracing modern innovations to secure the ranch's future success?

Purchase price: $1,750,000 Cash invested: $350,000 This is a 12-Unit apartment complex made up of 3 Quad-plexes, bought as a "Sub To" with seller financing in Nov 2022, sold SFR for down payment.Operations - currently self-manage with on-the-ground support tenant that receives reduced rent for their services, +$3,600 a month in Cash flow before CapEx. ~12% cash on cash return (after the Refi) and value of the complex has risen despite expanding cap rates.