Hey Everyone, I was thinking about doing TIC conversions outside of San Francisco, but I barely see any TIC's outside of SF (i.e.

There is so much to share so ill keep this simple.Ive been investing for sometime outside of this area so I knew what I essentially wanted: multi family of some sort which I could live in and rent the rest to offset majority of cost.

When you you said that y’all go in and and repair and update the property after purchase is that meaning that you repair what needs to be fixed inside and outside and update just the outside? 

This post is just to put out there that you should always be thinking outside the box when it comes to passive income.I’m a big fan of real estate investing and especially multi family properties.Recently I got into commercial investing when I purchased land and built a building for my own office/practice.

Needed to start creating my own Revenue/Income Stream outside from work, so I started Investing in Income Properties How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Louis, MO 63103Sales are held outside of the building on the 11th Street side.

Ensure the outside does not obviously look like a retired garage door space.

I wont lie....half of it is a dump outside full of cut lumber and shrubbery.

I have family in Dayton, but I don’t have a wealth of knowledge as outside of going to family member’s houses here and there, I don’t know much in depth about the city and its specific neighborhoods. 

I'm not sure of a reasonable way to land on a number hereCurious if any of you think I can think more outside the box?