Also, get rid of knob and tube but make sure it doesn't brake the bank first.

We have no worries about repairs, or having to replace wear items like tires or brakes, and will always have a car with the latest safety and connectivity features.

I may be wrong but I think that I came out pretty over zealous in my intro and you've basically told me to pump the brakes and be prepared to learn a lot more lessons and take my time through this journey. 

A couple of years ago I briefly flirted with the idea of going back for a Masters and totally hit the brakes when I saw the tuition prices.In addition to that, we have the retail apocalypse with all these retail giants going under that means thousands of lost jobs.And I can't speak for other markets, but here in Houston, I think the commercial office space world is in a depression or at least a recession. 

You have a tiger by the tail because of price and terms you paid, I agree with those that have said to put on the brakes.

I received a call from a motivated seller after marketing to Absentee owners.

Should I put the brakes on trying to set this space up as an additional unit? 

Last year looked like a good year for my out of state properties after just braking even in the previous 3 years, then on January 2 I got the quote and I'm thinking of selling again.

Down and dirty take expected gross rents after market rents are verified minus any concessions and take 50% off.If seller pays water take 60% off.Count remaining as NOI to figure out cap rate.

Same issue.So 4 brakes in one week.