The key is knowing if a national or regional tenant would want to go in there.Larger spaces I have seen entertainment complexes, workout facilities, churches, indoor trampolines, outlet stores, etc.Additionally you can take a large space and cut it up to lease to multiple tenants at higher rates per sq ft.   

However, since they're in shrouds, I would need to go home and check.

I can screen them as if they were a new applicant before it's allowed to go through) I can do here, to stay safe?

He agreed today, I called my broker and he told me that we are good to go.

Just want to have some base knowledge so I can determine if I want to go the route of buying those types of properties or to stay away haha. 

The insurance breed restrictions came about after breed bans, when plaintiffs used discriminatory laws to go after the insurance companies for bigger sympathy payouts.

It's recommended to hire and inspector to go over the home prior to purchase.

I am currently working on finishing the CPA exam (1 test down, 3 to go) and working for a small CPA firm, and she stays at home with the 2 kids.

We don't yet have the fourth, but I was wondering how to go past that.Shaun WeekesThank you for that. 

@Michael Belenos - If you are looking to go from a SF home you occupy and plan to keep, and move to a MF home (for the FHA loan vs investment loan), then they'll have an issue with that.