Hey Arjun, I'm a computer tech so I understand your technical side of wanting to put something like this together.

I like to keep things fresh myself...way to mix it up gentleman!

Areas, where there is a good mix of rentals and owner/occupants, might be better.

Good luck.Just remember if you get your re license there are laws that govern you on what you can and can not due so don't mix up your investing with your license if you get it.

A final thought, if you are struggling with finding a wholesale price, are there opportunities with a "low" price mixed with wholesale terms?

She's quick to respond and is pretty tech savvy (emails/texts etc).

I do like the mix up of adds that you got in there though.

Concrete it also depends on the climate of where your properties are located.It makes a difference if the property is cool year round, hot , or a mix of the two.Many concrete slabs have imperfections which get expensive to level and finish out into a useable floor.

I spoke with my mortgage banker yesterday and asked about getting a residential mortgage for this mixed-use property.

I tried not to mix this world with my 9 to 5 world.