One of the first things you will need to do is to go to your County's Zoning/Planning Office, to see if they will even allow a "Commercial Zoning" for that Property, if it were to be converted.Then, you also need to check & see if it will meet their guidelines for "Land Use" & "Density", for that area.You may have to get a n Attorney to represent you in the process, or in some areas, it may be as simple as getting the Surveyor to come-out & re-survey the Property as a Commercial Property, along with the application to your Property Appraisers Office, to convert it to being zoned as Commercial.

I recently learned about the technique of buying residential homes having them rezoned and licensed as a business, i.e daycare and then selling them to potential business owners. Can anyone give me a little more info ...

Rich,I can sell you one of mine. 2/1 (Third bedroom was converted from an enclosed den) Has been rehabbed.

I would sell and take my lumps just to avoid dealing with the hassle (or convert the property some how).

Whichever converts better, I'd use that.

They are slaves to the cycles of buying and selling and by placing their personal value on the marketability of their skills - have converted their self worth to a commodity.

That way you have multiple reasons for eviction for various breaches.With my low-income tenants I only do 6-month leases which convert to m-t-m.

Will bevery helpful in convincing my son what the true operating expense range actually is for rental properties.I am modifying some excel models I also picked up here this week and converting to my own version of decision making tools.I am not clear on when you back into the "value" by taking 50% of Scheduled Rental Income as Net Operating Income do you assume you are going 100% loan proceeds with no equity?

My question is in regards increasing DPI and converting file from EPS to JPEG.

We had to convert it to a rental.