When you deny an applicant, you need to have solid footing to do so.

Ive been meaning to do a blog post on that, or throw the info on my website, but I havnt had time to get to doing it.In DC the regulations are basically the basement unit needs a seperate electric meter, 7 foot ceiling height on 70% of the basement, an egress window, and front and rear doors, only available to owner occupants. 

According to a lawsuit, Ratajkowski and her husband (total net worth of $17M) have been able to live rent-free at their 1,100 square foot apartment because of an obscure New York state law called the Loft Law.

Whats a good way to get my foot in the door on owning a cashflowing commercial rental?

In charleston i built on a 15 foot wide lot and sold the house for 550k. 

Totally Off grid with micro hydro,48v dc to Pure sine wave inverter(5500 watts) New Trojan Batteries (Renewable energy) Have two springs one is for drinking water and other is for water turbine.(90 gallons per minute and 175 foot of head/drop in elevation) still a project in progress as we have plans to convert into a functional micro farm with greenhouses etc producing all natural Non GMO vegetables that are ORGANIC.

Totally Off grid with micro hydro,48v dc to Pure sine wave inverter(5500 watts) New Trojan Batteries (Renewable energy) Have two springs one for drinking water and other is for water turbine.(90 gallons per minute and 175 foot of head/drop in elevation) still in progress as we have plans to convert into a functional micro farm with greenhouses all natural Non GMO vegetables that are ORGANIC.Breaking ground on year round heated greenhouse this summer.2019 What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Negative cap rates, $1150/sq foot pricing still selling, under 30 days on market - nuts.That said - suburbs (I don't follow South of Boston as I do north of Boston) have definitely started to slow anything above $800K - and we're seeing price declines in the upper inventory (Lexington, Bedford, Concord, Carlisle, etc). 

Currently, I see houses starting at $150 per square foot and above, still think it’s a good investment property?

I searched around a little and it looks like the average cost for custom construction in Natick  is about $162 per square foot.