After going through college, the recession, and a wedding, I'm finally at a point where I'm ready to pull the trigger.I have my broker's license, my wife is a Realtor, and my father-in-law is a General Contractor that has flipped homes in the past.

Sorry to crush your dreams, LOL.A residential conversion might be the best thing to do, but I just doubt it, I'd say there will be more commercial ventures that could take the space.Here a theater was turned over for live theater, concerts, seminars even wedding receptions, but that town isn't like here, that might work but off hand, probably not.A bowling alley was converted into a sporting goods catalog store.

http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/114766-east-bay-meetup---wed-2-19-14-in-oakland ps.

There is a good one right in Chelmsford, the NEREIA that meets this Wed.  

That's the third Wed of the month usually, so it is 7/18 this month, tomorrow night. 

By the time we get it hooked up and make some modifications, we expect to be all in for about $32K.We’ve opened a new wedding venue and plan to use the new house (about 400 sq. ft.) as the bridal cottage, but we’ll AirBnB it when there are no weddings.

I was at my wedding reception when I got a call from a tenant in my 4 unit Townhome complex that water from the tub upstairs leaks into the kitchen cabinets,...

I stumbled over BiggerPockets on you-tube will researching Budget Wedding's of all things, another decision weighing so heavy on my mind.  

My printer also has done wedding invitations, party invites and has spent hours helping us with some great designs...so I have no probably paying a little extra.

I got engaged to my lovely wife, began using a budget and spending lots of capital on "adult things" like a place to live, bills, pets, and all the expenses that go along with a beautiful wedding in Hawaii which took place in the spring of 2014.