These are all very central, and offer a good variety of price points based on your needs from ~$500k - $2M.

We have been expanding in the areas around Cleveland in the last year and we have observed goo return on our stabilized inventory, so we are looking to keep expanding.Our biggest pain point to keep scaling has been financing; we have deploy a variety of financing options (personal mortgage, commercial finance, cash and refinance, etc.) but the process has been generally slow.

Having worked in all three spaces for the past 30 + years, we have also worked with a variety of architects in the GC role so I hope my comments are helpful.In essence there exists a tension between the three roles:  architect, developer and GC. 

Also in the bedrooms we are painting with greige to have a little variety. 

As has been mentioned on this thread, all varieties work, just how effectively depends on who you ask. 

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My credit is excellent and I'm planning in putting about 80k equity in.The dealLocation: Town Center of middle-class suburban neighborhood 5,750 sq foot retail (3350 1st Floor; 2400 2nd Floor)Assessed 265kPurchase Price 200k (Loan for 300k)Current SituationFirst Floor (3350 sq ft)Unit 1-3: 2150 sq ft (Unleased - 1 definite tenant, 1 possible tenant lined up @ $13/sq ft)Unit 4: 1200 sq ft (Leased @ $13/sq ft)Second Floor (2400 sq ft)Units 1-3: 1100 sq ft Leased @ $6/sq ft (storage)Units 4-7: 1300 sq ft (Unleased)Basement (3350 sq ft) Unfinished ConcreteThe assessment revealed some minor issues and a few not so minor issues.Foundation - split between current owner and myself estimated @ 8k eachSeptic - estimated @ 30kBuried Oil Tank - Current owner will remove prior to purchaseImprovements:Planning to convert 2nd floor to residential (2x 2 bdrm apts) estimated @ 45kI'm planning on spreading the major costs over the first 2 years and I'm assuming 5% Vacancy, 5% Maintenance, 3% Management, 2% general utilities (water/common area electric).

Hi Bob, while I am technically the selling agent I really think of it as buying and I know my agents think the same way. it seems like everyone has their own ideas of what they are looking for so it really quite a variety, but if I I'd have to name a typical example I'd say duplex 250k, 1200 rent per unit, around 4k in taxes. 

Overall though, the kitchen LOOKS better but closer inspection reveals a lot of defects.