But looking for a Detroit connect before I make moves.Currently in the process of refinancing my VA loan into a conventional and buy my next property with the fresh VA loan. 

If you go this route just try to be mindful of the business below you, avoid having a high risk business (liquor, convenience store, check cashing, etc) or a restaurant in the building if you can.

Don't know if they default at that point or how the leases look.. but at the end of the day I suspect you have to look at the what ifs.one the post with the warehouses I suspect those would be easy to find another user for compared to a single purpose building like you mentioned.. or a dollar store built out in some now where place in the country were they are the only users for that type of space.. 

Cleaned everything up and put up fresh sheetrock.  

I’ve been reading and watching the news to identify new businesses (restaurants, convenience stores, health centers etc.) heading to North Kitsap County as a growth indicators, but I haven’t seen too much activity lately (other than Bremerton), therefore, I started questioning Kitsap growth rate.Thank you for your time.Jesse

The cheapest path appears to be to remove the vault door and prevent liability of someone getting locked inside and use the inside as a store-room.

One well feeds a gas station/grocery store and a couple other building along with one of our potential units.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/store/managing-rental-properties-physicalThat book is an unbelievable reference. 

@Jose D.I will see what I can learn about house hacks, seeing as I'll be fresh out of high school I imagine owing any kind of property will be pretty hard to do though.

My local home improvement store has a sale on materials I will use for a multiplex I will be closing on at the end of the month.