I don't have an NOI for the comped 8 Units and I am in the process of finding out the market cap rate even though there are mixed advice regarding their accuracy in determining whether this is a good investment or not.

My goal is to flip and mix in rentals for the long term income.

Can be used for mixed-use property if your business is going to be using the building.Just my .02Jared

We also have a maintenance manager who manages in house maintenance techs, third party vendors, as well as conducts extensive (100+ point checklists, monthly/quarterly etc). 

Anyway, welcome to BP, lots of lessons here, just absorb all advises from free gurus here and you will be fine. if you are cash strapped, go with wholesale, thats for little or no money (hardly). if you can get a loan, do a house hack. if your credit is great, flip a house. my understanding to it is, you work for money (wholesaling), or money works for you but you need good credit (rental properties), or a mix of both, credit and money (about 50-70k in bank) for flipping.Good luck!

Don't mix your personal life with the online presence you are trying to build unless it correlates to your business.

Mix of 1 BD/1 BA and 2 BD 1 BA. 

. : )I like 80 2 beds and 20 1 beds so flip flopped from current unit mix.

I prefer residential because I believe like @Lee I. that office space has a high vacancy risk here in Cleveland.I have also been looking into some small mixed use & commercial space.

This does not make any sense to me.Location, amenities/features, price ... something about the mix of these three is out of step with the market.