You are going to be very bored when you retire young so start building your REI portfolio so you can travel and visit your properties and continue to build your portfolio and future wealth through passive income.

I was thinking of selling, then buying a property to build on, while investing else where, but Im just wanting to get opinions from what other people think of the situation and how it compares to the whole market entirely. 

I have a need for several clients for the nw builds we are doing.

To keep things simple let's value the building on a 1% basis.

Have you looked at new build incentives and renting by the room? 

I don’t know if there will be some recourse to PayPal but it’s definitely business transaction.CashApp is free and takes 2 business days to get money into my account, however, I’m thinking if a tenant pays with credit card (you can attach debit and credit card to CashApp), then it might be same situation.My Tenants usually don’t have good enough credit for credit cards to pay rent, but potentially it’s possible.CashApp amounts to transfer depending on the bank of the Tenant: some can pay only $500/day, some had to pay fees because their account in a credit union.It seems like old fashion way to deposit money in the bank looks more reliable. 

The door in question is the front door which is the only entrance to the building for all the tenants.  

Now I am leaning towards buying land to build within the inner loop and sell.

Purchase price: $1,900,000 Cash invested: $2,450,000 The building, “36 South,” is conveniently located next to the Sea Pines Circle and is now home to 48 employees for the Sea Pines Resort.

Seeing a rent roll, and T-12 or T-24 would be helpful to understand the true Profit of the building.- Although there is no vacancy now, I'd want to see the leases they currently have, especially the commercial lease.