Throw in algos into the mix ...geez!!

Purchase price: $40,000 Cash invested: $20,000 Mixed use building that has a 1 Bedroom 1 Bath up stairs and retail space below.

Seems there are a lot of mixed reviews on many in the "hot-bed" cash-flow markets.

of the property everything has happened in a very mixed-up order, with a few creative quirks along the way; purchase note, start foreclosure (on both notes!)

The City Planning Commission last met March 12, 2019 and voted to limit short-term rentals in residential areas to owner-occupied properties, sending the proposal to the City Council for a final decision.The plan forwarded by the council would also place some additional limits on properties in residential areas that are zoned for mixed-use, multi-family or commercial uses, treating them the same as traditional bed-and-breakfasts and making them subject to a restriction that limits them to one per side of a block.Under the commission's recommendations, large-scale short-term rental operations would be allowed in commercial districts such as the Central Business District, the neighborhood that currently has the highest number of licenses.

I have recently purchased a 4 level mixed use property.My elevator maintenance provider has informed me that the current model of "door operator" is no longer being manufactured as of Jan 2019.

Looking to flip between Prince William and Culpepper Counties at the momentSo you are mixing two issues.

@Jacklyn Pascual, sounds like you're feeling a mix of regret and uncertainty or fear.Will you allow those emotions hold you back?  

Food, drinks and a speaker.

It's so important to have some experience in the mix, especially with a realtor who knows investment properties.