The old stagnant malls made up of retail models that have moved to cheaper warehouse space and online operations could be in serious trouble.

- convenience store - is there a section of the property that is used as a convenience store?

Technically it would still be a single family home as I won't be separating out power water etc. but I could see the city having some heartache with it as it may be a grey area (zoning is residential office = a transition zone between warehouse/industry/commercial and full on residential).Both options b. and c. would mean I continue to rent my two bed place at $950.00/month (yes I'm bnb'ing a place I'm renting currently).Anyway, hope this all makes sense and I haven't left out too much pertinent information.

Or you could just do a straight long term rental, or live in it yourself, or use it to store your collection of Beanie Babies.The only "have to" (in addition to whatever restrictions are in your agreement) is what happens at the end of that two year term.

Another question I have is, is it possible to invest that $112.5k into an actual business, like maybe a gas station or store if I find a good opportunity?

Consult with a local store that sells seed or a landscaping company in your region.

Purchase the Beginner Books at store: How to Invest in Real Estate, Set for Life, The House Hacking Strategy        5.

Mine on the contrary are mostly students or frontline workers like cashiers, store managers etc.

I own an office/warehouse building near the corner of Devlin and Airport roads. 

I've found a few deals on MHs that are installed in a park but the manager wants it moved. i wanted to keep it in the park because idk where to move this damn thing.do investors have a piece of land to move them to like a warehouse?