Hi folks,I'll be taking a look at a distressed commercial multi-family mixed use property.

I've received sort of mixed messages from accountants on this. 

Austin have a lot tech company that Bay area do so that will be very good to own rental. anyone else have more opinion or advice ? 

.- Phoenix/Scottsdale - hear quite affordable too, lot of tech firms moving to scottsdale Old Town area, might be realistic to get something around 150k.- South Carolina / North Carolina - Columbia, Raleigh areas - i hear good college towns, super cheap real estate compared to NY areaIn particular, would love to know any good tax reasons or any local benefits, local developments in these markets that would make it worthwhile to seriously consider them.

There are mixed reviews on whether this is a positive or a negative, but if the other factors have been met, this is another great sign you've found a company dedicated to providing a quality product and resident to manage.Also, even though some of the prices look like there is a premium in price point, you have to find the value in the services being provided: Extensive research in the submarkets in their city, leasing services, value add to the property, and property management.I hope this helps start the convincing process.

Hi, I am a landlord of a small mixed use property.

any mixed use building owners have tenants calling the town part time ceo to be vindictive and getting red stop work tag?

Tempe has ASU, downtown has a lot of culture and cool historic homes, Chandler is expanding employment n the tech sector ... feel free to shoot me a PM and we can discuss specifics! 

Also if you did not treat your LLC as a separate entity (mixing of personal account, lack of proper documentation or filing, etc...) you may pierce the veil of the entity and it would be disregarded by the court.The outside protection varies between states.

You may want to add Apartments.com into the mix as well.