For us, what really struck us is to be cognizant of the tenants we want and to only purchase for those tenants.  

It cash flows at the 1 percent rule as it is with the 3 units so it would be the icing on the cake if I could do something productive with the pizza place .I am also open to ideas for a totally new buisness in the pizza store , a laundromat was one idea I had , but if anyone has any ideas and is interested in this post I’m all ears !

You are skating on very thin ice, if not already breaking thru, on the real estate brokerage laws of a least of three of the state I'm licensed with.

Adam Kroll project manager extraordinaire - ice water running through his veins - can chime in on this too. 

Beyond that, it means developers and suburban officials need to put on their thinking caps.Office space in the suburbs has been a hard sell since the financial crisis struck in 2007 and entwined with the collapse of the housing market.

While you are reading this email you could be struck by a meteor.

Appreciation is the icing on the cake and luckily rent doesn't fluctuate like housing values.

and as you know in IN its a mortgage state so foreclosures take some time to flush through the system .. not like GA were they can start and be done in 90 days.What I was struck with was houses that were vacant for more than a year and they looked the same as the day the folks left.. nothing missing no vandalism no theft of mechanicals etc. as we know in the big cities ALL big cities in the D and C class and much into B class a vacant home left for a year will generally be stripped... and many times trashed by vandals and vagrants.

Anything above that is just icing on the cake if it happens.What the person wanting to live in one unit and rent out the other two has to answer is:1.

I was born and raised in Vermont, Brandon area :)Waterbury is a great town for both Pizza and Ice Cream!!