So, most investors are turning toward small multifamily or other hands-off type commercial real estate properties.Aside from buying an entire storage facility or small multifamily complex on your own, another more affordable entry point into commercial real estate can be found through real estate investment funds.

However, I have a good buddy you wrapped up a storage unit facility, and they would have closed on it, but the bank turned them down (March 2020: covid).

Any tips appreciatedHey Quiana you can consider:Research the market: Start by identifying cities or regions known for having significant hospitals or healthcare facilities.

https://www.wave3.com/2024/02/29/modular-housing-manufacture...

Zero credit facilities or mortgage options and investor lethargy.

I considered SFH where I'd rent out all the rooms and keep one to myself, but this seems risky since I'll realistically be away for months at a time and couldn't manage the unit/other tenants.Then I came across some listings that appear to be hotel rooms for sale, with basically the facilities I need (a bed, toilet, kitchen), a price point I can handle (270-500k$, I'd do 20% down), and fairly high HOAs (~1500$/m?).

Linden is seeing a large amount of investment activity within residential 1-4 unit properties and newly developed facilities, which were ignited by the ONE Linden Plan.

@Kristian ConwayNot that I’m fully on board with Dave Ramsey’s plan on cash buying investment properties, but I doubt many of you on this forum can pay for a brand new $40 million facility in cash like Dave Ramsey has..

The plan for that is either rent out my room or convert it to a sober living facility.

There is also a gentleman in San Antonio the San Antonio Residential Assisted Living group, and also a Zoom meeting (Denver Area Assisted Living - DAALR) for Assited Living Facilities/Residences on the last Wednesday of each month-except Sept and December currently, and these are recorded on the FB page for you to watch later.