When we buy commercial properties we reach out to about 3 different leasing companies to see what their vision would be for the property and compare that with current use, to highest and best use, to zoning allowed use.There are many restrictions to check on.1.

. - I would love to take on value added opportunities so later can do a cash out to continue my investment journey, however, I have very little experience with renovation or have the vision how a property can turn into  a functioning and attractive asset ( architect connection or background needed) - No resource to off market deals, the good deals that's available on MLS usually are gone when they are just listed (I think I need a more connected and experienced real estate agent in the multi-family area)- I am looking for positive cash flow with these deals, but a few deals that  I have analyzed, all run negative cash flow.

It's probably also important to consider your long term vision -- is this going to be a location that's viable for you to scale and build out a portfolio.  

We have a vision of entering the market place as a small, family owned operation focused on regenerative practices and a direct to consumer model.

So it isn't as easy to find a solid rental but I've found being quick to act and having creative vision really helps. 

I like your vision so if you need any help please contact me and I will be happy to see what I can do. thanks.JJ

Normally you get tunnel vision. 

Contact the Local Planning Office to discuss the property and vision for the property.2.

But she has a terrific eye and vision for how to transform each and every space in a house.We originally planned for 6 months, but had a goal of finishing the rehab in 3 months.

I think getting the daughters idea on what her vision is of the future now that her mom is gone is a good idea.