(keep in mind technology can glitch and requires a internet connection, anything happens to your internet, you just lost all that technology)The technology saved us alot of time, effort, and money as we were able to keep tabs on work being done, the property (it even alerted us to a water leak when the camera in the basement detected audio!). 

I've seen everything restaurants (with a bar in the confessional), condos, retail stores, beer halls, a YMCA, fitness studios, all in converted churches, but the theme of the business corresponded with the venue.

My first one was on North End studio, it was $50/day. 

One is private education that you digest on your own, which can include books, audio recordings, video recordings, websites, and online and offline newsletters.

He's looking for a Studio or 1 bed.  

If you add enough usable square footage to a property in one of Seattle's "A" neighborhoods the returns on flips can easily be in the multi six figures and with people paying $1,300.00/month or more for a studio apartment that can go on Air BNB for $200/night with an 80% occupancy rate, adding units can really pay off.

Studios sell for that price!

Nick tenuto from photography design studio is amazing and quick!

Its a 2 bedroom on top and a studio on the bottom.

@Mike Mefferd I have a 42 unit (28 studio, 10 1-bed, 4 small commercial).