Even though we're 30 mins outside of the main city, we're still within a 1/2 mile of a Super Walmart and the adjoining satellite stores that follow.

Can they store belonging in the basement? 

I am starting to manage commercial warehouse industrial properties and trying to understand what is typical of a management agreement and how this is different than multifamily?

@Moises R Cosme you have some excellent points and those are why I usually avoid getting involved with residential condos myself.However @Carrie Benoit was asking about retail condos so they are meant to be leased to small businesses and the comparison to SFs or MFs isn't really a good one.Basically, these are the small-medium size store fronts you often see at the ground level of busy foot-traffic areas.At this point (in the pandemic) it's much more about whether you think retail is a good risk or not, since we don't really know what foot traffic is going to be like, whether we'll have another lock down, etc.I don't have any direct experience with retail condos though I have run across them a few times in my travels.

Scott in the Bigger Pockets books store.  

@Ryan Guffey I also worked a w2 job when I started flipping.I got my first from a wholesaler,I let them do the leg work,but did my own due diligence and numbers.I used bandit signs at contractor stores to find my contractors.Meet as many other investors in your area as possible,they already have what you want and many will “share” deals contractors etc.Best of luck!

Things that are important for me are being closer to T, major school/colleges, grocery stores, highways etc. 

I can't wait to see what the next year holds in store!

I know for a fact they have stolen from local stores.

Yesterday we had a tenant rep broker reached out to us saying he has a potential tenant (franchise, pastry type of store) who expresses interest in our space but after checking our exclusive agreement with one of our tenants it will violate that agreement so had to turn them down.