Well if I was a long term tenant upstairs, and knew going in to it that the downstairs unit had a long term tenant, and that was going to change to different people coming in and out every week, I would not be thrilled if I was the LTR tenant upstairs.  

Probably because I legit LOVE what I do, I really do.Now, a very key point, I'm not a Top-Producer because I specialize in REI and that's extremally unique itself to be one of the legit few, I slay because I have a passion for what I do, I get jacked-up about negotiating DOWN a great buy to make it a ridiculously awesome buy even though it cut's my commissions down, because I'm a sick-twisted addict who can't stop my thrill of the hunt, lol.

I have enjoyed the uniqueness of the mixed use property and is a lot of what makes this project thrilling.

I'm glad that you found a friend who also was starting out in real estate and I'm THRILLED that you quickly learned that what works for him, isn't necessarily your Golden Ticket.

Hi all, I am new to investing and thrilled to get going.

I'm making the best out of  a sticky situation however oddly thrilled I'm getting to learn and be able to show commitment.

I dream of spending my days relaxed and excited to find another deal just for the thrill of it.

I saw some numbers that I was not quite thrilled about, and I was wondering if anyone here would be willing to share what kind of numbers they are looking at in terms of rehab costs.1.

At a high level the purchase process went well but i haven't been thrilled with property management.

Include a due diligence contingency that will allow you to back out for any reason (including just not wanting the property anymore).Keep in mind that your agent may not be thrilled with you doing this, as it makes him/her look bad if you consistently back out of deals, but legally, that's how you deal with the situation.