@Jeremy MattsonGet as close as you can in comps (maybe minus the acreage) and then make a conservative educated guess on the added value that your acreage adds to the mix.

Looking at the possibility of purchasing a mixed use property with 1 residential unit and 2 commercial units about 50/50 on residential vs commercial.

I also would love to have someone who would be an extra set of eyes on the deals to make sure my numbers make sense vs what they're seeing, etc.I tried searching google/yelp/etc. and couldn't find anything but mixed reviews. 

@Joseph Borges Do you have unit mix/rent roll for the storage and the retail?

The HML meetings typically have 15-20 attendees with a mix of Borrowers and Lenders in attendance.  

Even as an apprentice or mentee, there is still a lot of value you can add to your mentor.Assuming your mentor is quite successful, he probably doesn't have time doing everything himself and wouldn't mind using a little help for free.For example, when I was just starting out, I connected with a local developer building 30-60 unit apartment/mixed-used in Los Angeles.

I have bought 5 properties turnkey, with mixed results It has been a learning experience.

I had a mixed use property in the past. 1 commercial use and 3 apartments.

I currently have 35 units that are a mix of single family homes, duplexes and a 7 unit building.

We have owned it for several years now, added some additional property and got it zoned for mix-use, multi-family, SFR and commercial.