This would be the most expensive and complicated option and I would not recommend it unless the other options are not possibleIf you have any questions on the above or would like to know what carriers we use in NY please PM me.

I invest here in Columbus, Ohio and I can help refer you the CORE 4 that you need: Agent, PM, Contractor, and Attorney.

It's a horrible conditioning to lend a tenant, and i don't want to attract tenants who would be incentivized by any free-rents.

If I was you and I had access to the VA benefits, I would see a 4 unit property where I'd have my own space and then rent the other 3 units.

His landlord contacted me and I asked my contractor to take care of the situation.

And I would HIGHLY recommend to read this article I wrote for Bigger Pockets on how to find good lenders that you can find HERE.

I was fortunate enough to find a job that worked in multifamily synidcation and I was there for 4.5 years and I learned a ton.

From the beginning.I have made those concessions early iny journey, and I regret it.

I understand that my lease is set to expire on July 15th, and I was asked to vacate by that date.

I have contemplated doing a conversion like that with existing warehouse or office space but I am extremely new to commercial real estate investing and I think that is beyond what I'd like to tackle in the beginning.