@Pride DavisHello Pride Davis,I really enjoyed your post.

I really enjoy the south shore of MA so it makes it easy to research and trying to find deals.

I enjoyed reading the above post and agree with the majority of the information.  

Imagine, commercial space converted to warehouses, delivery centers, storage space, or even as you said businesses on the growth side such as medical, security, tech, etc.I focus primarily on multifamily, but I also enjoy looking for opportunity and seeing the trends.

You might offer the 3rd floor tenant out of the lease or suggest no shoes in the house.... other than that remind them that all tenants need quiet enjoyment.  

I'm a CYA girl and always on the lookout for Murphy’s Law.

I am currently a full time W2 Executive who enjoys making money through RE.

I like girls, my wife was one of those girls, so because she is a pretty good help in things like money, I would hate to say bye bye, just because.If you wish to keep things as they are, add her to the lease.

Once you become a real estate agent, you will most likely be self-employed which will make financing more difficult due to self-employment income requirements (2-years).However, I would say that there may be value to becoming a real estate agent if it's a career that you would enjoy.

I hope you learn lots and enjoy BP as much as I do.