We invested approximately $500,000 to renovate the building into six residential condominiums and two retail condominiums including an award winning bar/restaurant and an Italian-style coffee shop.

I look for neighborhoods in these areas that have older style homes but with scattered higher price renovated homes.

Hey all,I'm just getting started with out-of-state real estate investing and I'm curious about which style of loan to look for.Do I stick to a conventional loan while I'm learning or go straight for the more "investor-friendly" loans such as "Fix to Rent", "Stable Bridge", "Multifamily Value Add". etc.I am focusing on small multifamily properties (2-4 units), but I am also taking a look at some single family properties as well.An additional question would be whether I speak with national lenders like BiggerPockets partner lenders or focus on lenders in the area I'd like to purchase (San Antonio). 

An institution, whether you are using "conventional" or "portfolio" style of money should have better terms and MORE money for you than any private lenders.  

Picture ranch style home with private or semi-private rooms.With regard to COVID, I think these would be more desirable and less of a risk compared to big box facilities where there are 100+ residents and staff coming in and out of the facilities on a daily basis.  

That would have to be for a SFR (1 unit) and be an amenity style home. 

Whether they are indoor or outdoor cats, they are still a pet.

KC is a big town, other PM's around sounds like you need to find one that fits your communication/approval for work style.  

Light bulb guy is toilet guy and hole-in-door guy. 

Hello BP Community,The next step for me is to become a Pro member.Goal - Network with professionals that are experienced with: Buy and Hold, Buy and Sell of single-family, duplex (2,3,4 unit).Background - 41 years of extensive experience, skill, and value with all styles of homes and Commerical interior tenant up fitting.