The majority of those, between 155 and 186, would be lofts and other styles of apartments.

These units are new build, duplex style and come with a custom built rental suite in the basement.

I’d say income wise, we live a fairly comfortable life style with little debt, slow growing savings, and regular traveling.

If that's not your style, you'll be considered dead weight very quickly, and treated that way.  

Since it was a mechanics garage do you have an understanding of the environmental conditions that come with this type of asset?

I think the duplexes would be better in terms of phasing the construction with the bank, and I know in my city anything over 4 units needs to meet all the efficiency and environmental guide lines, which drives the cost of materials.

This is more a question of style, preference, and technique.Over the past couple months I have put together a team to target retail commercial properties.

The best way to determine the true value of a property is to look at the last few sales of properties that are in good condition that are similar in age, size, and style.

My plan of action is to use the BRRRR strategy and live in the property while leveraging the home style loan and renting out the remaining rooms to help cover the cost of the mortgage.

Hi @Mike Mefferd, I think that it is wise to consider all of the different options to improve NOI whilst also gaining a marketing advantage of being environmentally friendly.