And imo its definitely a terrible place for out of state and/or brand new investors.

The property is comprised of: 1) 1500 sf townhome with 3 br and 1.5 ba where my family will live, 2), a 2 BR apartment that is currently rented slightly below market rates with the lease expiring in September, 3) a ~900 SF commercial space that is currently leased through next June, and 4) a small office that is unused by the current commercial tenant but is not separated out in their lease.Things I could use your wisdom on:1) I am looking at separating out the small office space and renting it separately.

Changed management structure, lowered rents, re-branded building What was the outcome?

We would never work on an issue and risk the possibility of damaging our brand new flooring that we have yet to lay down due to potential future water damage.

Typically a brand new seller financed Note would trade at a discount of More than 10%. 

I'm brand new to Bigger Pockets and REI.

I'm brand new at this, with my first booking taking place as I type.  

The house literally right next door on the same street to the property is a brand new development and is a HUGE beautiful home.

Hi there, I am brand new to real estate and just recently became a member last week.

We have a condo in Atlantic City in an older building and they raised my fee 25% for the next 12 months due to water proofing the exterior brick. 10 years ago they built a brand new indoor pool and rasied HOA for 5 years and it DOUBLED my monthly fee.You are always at the mercy of HOA and their fees.