Its just mixing the personal and business I guess is more my pet peeve. 

@Todd Ashley Does the liquor store occupying 51% of the mixed-use property? 

Perhaps there's additional lag time introduced as you add more rentals to the mix? 

Education needed a kick in the butt to straighten out some issues, and it's going to be a painful journey for a while ( years, likely) but in the long-run there can be major strides forward to mix the mandatory need for tech. education vs.  

These will be small multifamily or mixed use properties.

I heard on one of the podcasts about the option of using private money to pay the 20% down payment for traditional lending, and while my plan is slightly different, I was wondering if it would be possible to mix the two types of lending, in my case the traditional lending to purchase the property and the private money to fund the improvements.

If its in an up and coming area it seems the city would be foolish not to mix it up a little to enhance their tax base.

In the process of designing another 19 units to add to the mix.

You will have more options on the color wheel with hardwood as you can pick a factory color or mix two for a color of your own (depending on the stain line).  

He is specifically looking for a mixed-use property in Louisville, KY to house a small business he owns and rent out the livable areas.Problem: I know where the OZs are in Louisville just by eyeballing a map, but I was looking on ListSource and could not find a filter for Opportunity Zones.Question: Is there a property aggregator site (like ListSource) that allows you to filter only properties that are in Opportunity Zones?