That sounds interesting but I’m a little nervous about that since I do have children plus I love my space lol

Last year around this time I had a traveling nurse reach out via Airbnb to rent one of my spaces for a 4-month period of time over the winter.

The first bank was just very short and wanted me goneI did manage at the first place to say "I recognize agency guidelines make this impossible for the retail side, I've found others in my space have had success with commercial loans on pools of residential property.

Do I want the freedom to make my space anyway I want it?

Not much in to sharing my space, but that would be a great idea for someone else.Again, don't really need to come up with cash in short order, most of these repairs are minor and can be cashflowed over time.

I hope we can be good neighbors but please respect my space.

I tried to make my space inviting for families and business travelers.

If I was a landlord, this would depend entirely on the current market demand for my space, but what might be some sort of "standard" arrangement with respect to how much the landlord would pay to transition their space into one that was fit to be used as a child care center (of course, this will differ depending on whether the space is currently retail/office/etc, but just looking for some general insight), and any number of months free rent up front?

They are not in my space.

Last year I had a client who was a startup in Home Automation space, which set my spider-senses tingling into the Real Estate industry, which set a course where now I'm running the marketing department for a high-end real estate firm here in the DFW area.I'm here because I love to learn as much as I can in order to become excellent in my space.