TownhomesTriplexesDuplexesSingel family homesStudent housing (any size)Apartment complexes (any size)Assisted living facilities (any sized)Manufactured homesHow much is the 45L tax credit?

Quote from @Rana Zaheer: Quote from @Magnus Wikström: Hi James,I'm a foreign investor with a background in the European real estate finance industry, mostly for institutional sized deals, debt & equity / JV.I was overwhelmed by arriving to the US financial landscape and the opportunity it provides.

Here are the key details:Property Type: 5-unit mixed-use building (2 retail, 3 residential)Asking Price: $5,200,000Building Size: 4,526 SFLot Size: 1,573 SFAir Rights: 4,939 SF availableLocation: Prime area, corner lot, close to public transportation and major attractionsFinancials:Total Annual Income: ~$359,305Net Operating Income (NOI): ~$278,686Existing Debt: $4.375M @ 4.28% (assumable, maturing 1/2031)Rent Roll:Retail tenants with leases extending through 2024Residential units are all 3-bed/2-bath, free-market, with luxury finishesI’m trying to figure out how to best analyze this deal and determine if it’s worth pursuing.

Household size has been shrinking. 

There’s no one-size-fits-all answer, but a quality advisor can help evaluate the best path forward based on your specific needs.

Variables that might change that number would be size of house, number of beds, extra duties you want the team to do (like fetch supplies) and perhaps the drive to a remote area. 

The biggest thing now is figuring out what strategy actually fits you best.

In my family-size house, we have a drip coffee maker and a Keurig.

It's not a one-size fits all. 

I think it would fit my situation perfectly  We're working on our MI State license and should have it up and running in a couple months.