I believe Josh is working on releasing the audio tapes of the sessions.

So we have a great tenant who's been living in the studio we rent out for almost 2 yrs now.

Not suitable for massage parlor, tattoo artists, or band recording studio. 

To anyone still watching this thread, you can also try Housters or the Landlord Studio Apps on Android - these seems to be well supported and have reasonable feature set.If you use iPhone, some have used "Landlordy" on iTunes.

I have worked in the legal and business affairs industry for major studios, as well as solo practitioners for the past 7 years.  

The property consists of a large commercial store front (currently vacant), three apartments (a 2BR and 2 studios, all currently rented, all utilities included in rent), a 30x40 insulated/heated pole barn (owner currently uses to store a boat, cars, and an ATV, but could be rented as storage space) with two overhead doors, and a parking lot with 10 spots.

The property consisted of two 3 bedroom units and a one bedroom studio.

Gary Meyer by far I think is the most reasonable and great with small spaces- http://waynemeyerworks.com/profile.htmlSarah Hobstetter at Hobstetter Architecture Studio is a little more high end and modern-http://www.hobstetterarch.comBest of luck.

I work as a CG supervisor and as an Asset supervisor for an animation studio in Toronto (both at the same time).

Audio books have been my best friend in learning what I have and the Bigger Pockets podcast is actually how I came to finding out about the website and this great community.