We are picking up sfh's in mixed use and even residential zones (again on busy county roads and state hwys) and transitioning them to professional use zoning.

According to Brad Doremus as senior analyst with Reis this anticipated growth is largely related to the fact that many of the economies in these secondary markets are dependent on rapidly growing industries such as tech and energy.

-Minutes drive from Shockoe Bottom, Canal Walk, and MCV -Numerous art galleries and antique shops About the Property -3 bedroom / 1.5 bathrooms single-family house -Carpeted bedrooms -Washer/dryer -Off street parking -Security system -Large planted backyard to relax with friends -Enormous walk-in closet, private upstairs porch -TV, internet, water included -Lease information -Renewable quarterly (every three months) -Available on 10/21 Minimum Qualifications -Gross income must be 3 times the monthly rent (You must make $1500/month before taxes) -Clean background and eviction record -Favorable credit score -Good rental references from previous landlords About me -Ian, 23 years old, young professional in finance -Alma Mater: Virginia Tech -Moderate cleanliness (I clean and keep things clean) -Interests: Ornithology, competitive checkers, avid bar hopper Sorry, no pets allowed.

For repaints I will use my 18" roller, you may want to look into the grayco roller adapter for their sprayer, I've read mixed reviews.

Hi Kathy,Great question, I am sure it would have to do with your credit mix...

You can definitely mix a building with Section 8 and non-susidized tenants.

Brahm LevineAs a get started books, you could look at: "Legal, Tax & Accounting Strategies for The Canadian Real Estate Investor" by Seve Cohen & George Dube or Douglas Gray's "The Canadian Landloard's Guide"If you are thinking about mixed use or commercial properties, Pierre Boiron's "Commercial Real Estate investing in Canada" is thorough {and pricey}.As for general real estate investing concepts, analysis, and financing, you will find a wealth of knowledge on BP.Now ...

Hello Karen,my definition of CRE is sweeping.Hotels/Motels, Gas Stations, Office Buildings, Retail Buildings, Mixed Use properties with one store frontcan be CRE, Parking Facilities, Hospitals, MFH's, Industrial properties, land defined as commercial by town, Automotive, Restaurants, Day Care, Self Storage and many more.As PM I would purchase an Apartment Complex +25 or if possible an Office building.

I noticed you're in Milpitas, so I assume you're in tech...where do you work?

I was a Mac Tech for over 10yrs and now I'm a Real Estate Agent in Manhattan.Hope to see you at the NYC BP meetup on the 14th!