Here is where I stand and this is my question:Just like us all, my goal is to reach financial freedom.

Be that as it may, I will stand by what I wrote as a practical matter.

Its been standing for the past 30 years and I did not notice any concerns with settlement, etc. 

Every few days to a week a neighbor cleans up the alley in the back of their property and at the curbside in the front of their property because she simply can't stand the sight of the trash they seem to purposely drop.  

That normally occurs when the prohibitive zoning is geared towards preservation and open area.  

The latter seems out of reach as the market currently stands.

This appreciation was a testament to the thoughtful improvements and strategic management that went into the investment.The Outcome:Today, the property not only stands as a valuable asset but also generates a robust monthly cash flow of $2,500.

This is also the reason I was able to purchase a solid standing triplex for 250k it's income potential is closer to 20-25% return a year. 

An older mom-and-pop restaurant or a stand-alone would suffice if you could find one. 

Youll find out through time, trial and error that almost every lender can offer the same terms the one that will stand out is usually the one that is most responsive and transparent with their process.