People who do that are looking to “get rich quick”, they'd better off going to a casino and putting everything on red.

Trying to determine if this is reckless or sophisticated investing....The idea is that annual percentage increases and the possibility of rates lowering will allow for positive cashflow.

Quote from @Raj Patel: Added commentsMixed Use: - Longer vacancy times - To get a tenant, you may pay a LOT in TI (Tenant Improvements) - You may be less likely to get in a lawsuit, but if you do get into one, you may be in a fight with a sophisticated business owner, not an unsophisticated individual. 

If your accountant is unaware of this, then it maybe time to find someone who is more sophisticated. 

And you already know the ten or fifteen people in your network who will close out your offer in the first week.My big issue with syndicators today is that they don't point their marketing toward sophisticated investors who understand the risks and fees involved.

The selling option on a short term property, for me, is paramount to going to the casino. 

Access to restaurants, snorkeling, casino, Truck Stop, etc. limited resale market, no financing all cash deal, I like Belize.  

They don't have the capabilities to handle sophisticated accounts or much that veers towards commercial lines insurance.5.

We are getting a Hard Rock casino that should be done in 2025.  

I am glad to see all this relatively sophisticated analysis.