@Jay Hinrichs 15% is doable. 20% means you got a good deal, but I thought I was supposed to put that money back into the business!

$170 is totally doable in Central Park.

It can be a little frustrating because there will be some stubborn tiles that you'll have to use a ton of force to dislodge from the ground, but it's doable.  

Then you need reserves above that.3.5 Three residential units and stating that the office are would be used by you may be doable as a tri-plex in conventional financing, you need to check zoning and may need to forego any use permit.

Told me it's doable but it's one of a few things I'll have to take care of when I sell.So you'll have banking, insurance and zoning issues.

Many of my classes have been hands-on and project- based and have provided results that I can use in my professional life.In my opinion, it is certainly doable to fly by the seat of your pants and make it without going to college.

@Edward Burke, Your pushing time to get the reverse set up but it's certainly still doable at this point. 

In my area, this is very doable. 

Your A plan seems doable, but is getting harder and harder as REIs who would be your potential buyers are not buying like they did because they can not get a loan either.I do not see plan B as a real option unless you can pool enough money to do 100% cash.

The one most doable is actually on a work night and about an hour and a half away.