They like to curl up and sleep in tight spaces, like boxes and baskets.

The property gets classified as a flex space and your profit can survive various droughts as your eggs aren't all in one basket - If you experience high vacancy in the apartment units, the retail tenants can anchor the property without devaluing the property - and vise versa.Some Cons would be:1.

I get more flexibility when several empty units with few prospects What I like is a company like ABB asking hosts to open their place free to others in need at little cost to themselves... as if somehow they're being charitableReminds me of the supermarket that lets you buy product and then put it into charity Baskets at checkout.

Most agents will also tell their client not to accept your offer after you tell them you just want to wholesale it, so it's unlikely to be a particularly fruitful endeavor but you can try.

I'm most concerned with you putting all of your eggs in 1 basket, and that basket being a 70+ year old woman.

Beware of QCD transfers also.Also, you might want to assess distribution of properties per LLC, as you'll not solve much if you put all your eggs in one basket.

When I'm renting out a new place I always leave gift basket of assorted coffee/choclates etc. in the house.

Granted UPB may or may not have anything to do with value but, they are taking some of my garbage in exchange for some of the low hanging fruit I'm offering.

At some point, we need to enjoy the fruits of our labors!

A business owner never puts all eggs in one basket.