Real Estate is a blast, even when I pull my hair out over renters or contractors, it's a ton of fun.See ya around the site!

That may be a hair faster to find the case numbers and PR's, but unfortunately, I still have to go to the court house and get the addresses.Thanks for looking out though. 

Rich Weese please tell your wife I'm heartbroken :(Your hair was the first thing I mentioned when I got back home and was asked how it went.

I am also a Great Clips franchisee and employee hair stylists.  

Quick Facts:Year built - 2007 - bank owned in 2009 - vacant for last 5 yearstotal sq ft - 10,000Build cost - $800kpurchase price - $230kReno cost - $80k (sump pump caused flooding and interior finishes)1st floor is finished small offices (300-500 sq ft)2nd floor is white boxed3rd floor is former hair salon (plumbing gutted) and white boxedThe building is in a sleepy town but is surrounded by areas that are booming just a few miles away.  

And then there are other side strip malls that have things like the independent hair salon, dry cleaner, maybe a non-name-brand food place, knick-knack shop, etc.

This is what a lot of you need and have been looking while pulling your hair out and trying to figure out the ROI, percentage and just putting it together.Graphs/ read outs for exit strategies for flipping buy and holds, Refi etc.

What's Holding Me Back: Lack of savings, knowledge and a thinning hair line, but mostly the first two.Tools at My Disposal: 2-unit house purchased with an FHA loan; Purchase price of $200K (30-year fixed @ 3.25%) $181K remaining $1600/mo mortgage payment with $2400 in rental income Area has appreciated with unreliable Zillow estimates assuming a $230K sales price$87,500/yr salary (take home of approximately $5K/mo)Approx. $20K savings (a reserve I'm loathe to touch)800+ credit scoreVery low monthly debtRight now, my rent in this part of MA is $2100.

Think headphones, shoes, jewelry, make up, hair styles,etc. as the statement piece versus the pants, shirt,etc.The clothing space is over saturated currently.When I develop or my clients buy retail centers we focus on destination type tenants.

Are you in their cross hairs?