We've recently been introduced to commercial/industrial flex spacing and would like to explore this in more depth along with other traditional residential REI.I look forward to all the help and guidance. 

Spend some time conducting in-depth research, including speaking with a professional in the field, and base your choices on your objectives, your tolerance for risk, and the particulars of the markets in the locations you are considering.Good luck!

I'd love to hop on a call to go over this more in-depth. 

The presentation was a bit vague in my opinion, so having you go into more depth really helps clarify things.

@Tom Gimer And I had lunch last week when I was in DC and we talked about this in depth.

The better way is to put a second layer of good plywood over the entire room because unlike a stick built it is unlikely you can mate up the depth of the flooring if you just cut out the soft spot.

great in Depth Real Estate Website for British Columbia.

Electric boxes need a little more depth than drywall.

If you want more info about this you can always google Larry Higgins Skip Tracing or Larry Higgins Vacant Houses and you can find podcasts I've done discussing this topic in depth over the years.Best of luck.......

Then you can read a more in-depth book like The Book On Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turner or The Unofficial Guide to Real Estate Investing by Spencer Strauss.2.