For example, if I have a commercial space that I would like to attract a music school, I will pay a virtual assistant to do market research and provide the names and emails of 40 local music schools. 

I agree with the other two New Mexicans.

Does the neighbor play loud music and have a pit bull on a chain?

We would give them to Mexican brokers who would take them to Mexico and replace them with card board shanties.

That day I think I felt like that scene in the Matrix when Neo starts seeing the code and the music starts.

Let's rounded to $400/mo/unit to simplify the numbers.That is an income of $1600*12/yr from rent ~= $19,200Now, expenses:Maintenance: $9,600/yr (50% rule)Taxes: Around 1% ( lucky New Mexicans): $1,700/yrMortgage Payment ([email protected]%): $763/mo ~= $9,150/yrInsurance: Around $1,000/yrPossible Cashflow per Year: 19200 - 9600 - 1700 - 9150 - 1000 = (-$2,250)A negative cashflow does not look so good, but here are 2 opportunities to increment it:1) Increase rents.

Of course if I subdivide it I would be able to take 20 feet of the edge of this land and set it aside for an easement for that piece of property.I don't want to keep this property anyway so hearing sell sell sell is music to my ears.

Well i know he one LLC he uses for music on his albums.

We were also able to purchase adjacent blighted properties to expand parking and also control the residents in the adjacent 6 unit apartment building.We are right over 10 years of ownership on this building and have had several movies/tv shows/music videos filmed there due to the retro styling.

It's right by the freeway into downtown, next to the lake and one of the nicest beaches around, the district has one of the cities best music venues, and it's a decent working class suburb.