Tenant B is needing more space and renovations or they intend to leave as well.Tenant A hanging around is going to make it difficult for me to plan and perform expansions and improvements for Tenant B.

I'm not into multi-family yet, but I do want to consider it as a possible expansion path as I get more comfortable investing.

yeah I am assuming this is part of the turnpike expansion. 

I just can't put up with that kind of behavior in the hopes it may help me in the future.In this case, it seems you get their help now, but didn't have to deal with that in the past, so a perfect situation, and not reason to not avoid them today.Good luck with your project, and please let me know if I can help in any way in my part of the world with your expansion.

Fortunately, REI is an expansive and varied playing field and there are many ways for many different types of investors to be successful.

In addition to the current apartments, the basement has some great expansion potential. 

It would be incredible disservice to myself to not seek out information from this amazing, expansive, and experienced group of real estate investors.

Did a nearby business just okay a large expansion?

That's lower end entry...there is a wide range in Denton and there are opportunities, depending on your risk tolerance to look at higher end...in Denton County we are still undergoing strong expansion and are seeing spill over of development around the top of the lake. 

A typical project would involve a facade replacement, building mechanical overhaul or upgrade, vertical expansions, new or modernized elevators, restrooms and lobbies.