Lenders in this space require a minimum of 25% down + closing costs for a first time investor, first time homebuyer.

Depending on the total square footage of the residential vs commercial space, you will be between a full commercial lender or a wholesale investment lender that can dabble in the mixed-use space.

The key part to my opinion is that you have a single-family home with shared space, as opposed to a duplex or a two-level house which would be two separate "dwelling units."

I tried looking at Paperstac, but it seems like a better move would be to connect with veterans in the space first.

I know tons of build and sell developers in the hotel space.

@Adam TaylorQuestion really is are you going to use them and look at themHaving spent decades in the MF and other spaces, I have built a lot of models and always tweaked them as many times we fall into the “this is cool information to have” but then you have to ask yourself - do you use it?

There are deals in any market, but in my opinion, it's worth exploring Charlotte more-- it has a strong job market (fintech space in particular), a growing population, and it's on the border with South Carolina which is more of a landlord friendly state where you could own property.

Calling the attorney involved sure, but that information isn't listed on the paperwork I am provided.New to this space and I'm eager to learn.

The owner shall provide one off-street parking space for every four (4) persons of occupancy.

Most residences are single-family homes under 1500 sqft, with generous lot sizes ranging from 7,000 sqft to 0.5 acres for some properties.Interestingly, despite ample space, vacant lots in this area remain undeveloped with no additional units added.