@Aditi Chaudhuri When you say your property is a half mile from campus, are you a half mile south towards Center City and near Broad Street or are you half mile north, west or east of campus?

With all of these crypto-currencies, which one is going to 1)be accepted by the world-wide banking industry, 2)be accepted by the regular man on the street that wants to buy some gas at a gas station, groceries, clothes, etc.

The property is off a "main road" that goes through town and it is not a city owned street. 

Codie Sanchez will get you motivated, I just ordered her new book Main Street Millionaire, but have not read it yet.Sail with the wind, not against it. 

Do you mean separate meters on the street (provided by the utility) or separate meters as I've described in the building / on the piping?

This train is going to crash and there is going to be blood in the streets.

I invest in Detroit as well, and it's a city full of opportunities if you take the time to understand it.A couple of quick tips: Get familiar with the neighborhoods—Detroit is very block-by-block, and the difference in property conditions or tenant quality can be drastic just a few streets apart.

The deals west of 315 and east of Glenwood Ave are B/B- range depending on the street they're on.

Even units in the rear, not visible from the front street are not allowed to be residential and must be commercial.

.* 1.5 miles away from the new billion dollar Inova Landmark project which will complete in 2028* The Duke Street corridor from Landmark to the King Street Metro Station has the highest ridership in the City and will be under construction in 2026How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?