Sorry, I am reading a bunch of internet-nonsense here mixed with a few half-true statements that makes them sound semi-realistic.

Flexibility – Investors at the beginning may often like the flexibility of mixing and matching coverage as their needs change or their risk profiles evolve.While this approach works for many Investors initially, as they scale and risks become more complex, managing multiple policies and relationships can be burdensome.

I own a mixed use property (4 residential units, 1 Commercial unit) and need to update the lease of the Commercial tenant.

Hey guys, I am looking to broaden my cold calling lists and want to add the "tired landlords" to the mix.

I have experience as a commercial and residential real estate agent. and I'm working on acquiring a 28 unit mixed use building through owner financing, we just need some additional capital for the down payment. here's my advice for you and starting a portfolio.

We hit the sweet spot by spreading our costs over a larger floorplan and providing something that the market demands.

In the middle of buying out partner (50:50 partnership) in a mixed-use owner operated Gas station and real estate property.

Maybe considering some mix of index funds and other investment vehicles outside of real estate could give you more broad financial exposure and diversification.

My favorite option for putting your own business into play is mixed-use which is retail on the bottom usually and residential on the top.

I'm getting mixed signals about paying pts from lenders and I'm genuinely interested in hearing some of the logic behind which is best for this loan that we are about to do.