Hello,I am in negotiations to buy a mixed use property (3 commercial and 5 residential units), and need some tax and legal advice.

Once a year a qualified backflow certified tech (usually a plumber that has taken the backflow cert class) comes out and makes sure the assembly works properly, signs the form and sends it to the city.

My neighborhood is a mix of SFH and multifamily.

Looking forward to this portion of our industry shifting more and more towards tech (i.e.

My close buddy got relocated there working for Postmates corporate and was telling me it was an up and coming area for tech companies looking for an East Coast home base.  

Ya employees living at your property might not be great idea.. especially if it is a single person.I cringed when a maintenance tech or leasing agent wanted to move on site because I knew when things go south they got 2 week notice to vacate and even though they signed that type of agreement when they moved in they never expected to be terminated and have to move that quickly. 

I suspect that you have tons of corporate tech types that are consistently traveling to your city for business and are looking for nightly/weekly rentals. 

You can also find pre-mixed versions at home centers.

After several transfers,  long hold times and having to explain why I dont have an account number a dozen times, they took my name and number down for the service tech to call me back: just want to be armed with info and other people's experiences. 

No two prospects are the same therefore you'll want to mix up your marketing pieces; yellow letter, zip letter, and text postcard and track your results.Let me know if you need any more help.