I’ve got regular SFH houses with single families.

Or wholesalers that regularly obtain good deals.I am looking for fix and flips and possible brrrr properties.

Retail centers typically have higher rents you have to pay versus regular office because you are usually paying  for street frontage and higher traffic levels with better sight lines from the road.If you are buying a building you might look into an SBA loan if you will be occupying 50% of the space or greater.As far as owning you need to evaluate the space where you are currently at.

I host one at the end of the month (you can find it in the BP events section) where you can learn detailed information about running numbers on properties.

However, one could rehab nicely since it's area is being gentrified pretty rapidly and it's a cute older duplex... hmmmm...Will definitely be running some numbers.I would advise exploring ductless split systems too but don't automatically rule out running regular ductwork.

@Samuel Albert It sounds like you want to host a monthly meetup, not build a REIA.

Hi everyone,I'm currently a Pro Member but I was wondering if I could post in Events (I host a Meetup in Atlanta/Alpharetta).

Instead of having to split my income to make regular mortgage payments (paying my personal off slower) and set money aside for deals, I can put all my income (and potential future proceeds) into my home which allows me to recycle that money relatively easily without having to refi over and over or find private money to keep the cycle going.

I regularly have had situations where one person moves out in my campus rentals of 4+ people.

We both have regular full time jobs.