I'm not sure there's enough juice to squeeze for that.Maybe a "master lease option" with a mix of repair options: ie: if it's an expense above $1000 they have to pay for it otherwise I would?

Im wondering if it is going to be like this everywhere and I’m hoping that a kind soul might be able to throw us a lead on a good place in a safe neighborhood for 2+ bedroom 2k/mo or less and we do have a 11lb poodle mix dog.  

I’m estimating 220k sale price per unit, but if we wait until the rest of the development is built up then could be more like 250-300 per unit.It’s speculative, But I love what I believe the development will be eventually with a mix of old and new homes, a state park, and the water.I just can’t decide how much risk to take.

We have limited space as it’s a couple effeciency apartments mixed with other one beds and a potential 2 bed.

I have a mix of residential, commercial and vacation properties and my management company, which deals with taxes, accounting and generally anything that comes up charges a monthly fee per property.

An owner occupied duplex would likely be considered a mixed use property. 

I would also use a mix of Hard Money and Cash to finance the rehab portion.

Georgia REIA is a non profit with a good mix of investors and SouthAtlantaREIA is the young one with a lot of energy.

After that we did another four multi-families mixed in with single family homes.

@Hunter Ross, looks to me as if Brandon has been mixing his metaphors a bit. ie.