A chiropractor, physician, and physical therapist rent the space.

Hey @Mark Albini , only have a couple physical copies, but I picked up some BP audiobooks for as little as $5 on their black friday sale and have found even more at my local library.

If you're going to physically block traffic, you very probably will need some kind of permit from your jurisdiction, probably the city or borough or whatever they call it there.There are little "Slow: Children Playing" signs, complete with a little flag, that you can buy.

On a side note, we’re excited to start incorporating Flipper Force into our project evaluation system.

Just because it's physically the same building doesn't matter.

If it comes time to sell a physical property, I want to have accumulated as little passive loss as possible to avoid trapping the loss in a 1031 exchange.To give a concrete example, if I buy a 200,000 house with a land value of 40,000, I depreciate 5,818 per year (assume cash flow is small due to buying the house with a mortgage).

The reason I am searching for a property here is due to my girlfriend's and my job being in Overland Park (her in corporate woods and I in downtown OP).

I feel like being physically present for my first investment is very important.

I'm a traveling physical therapist looking to transition out of working in the clinic and treating patients in the next 2-3 years by building passive income through real estate!

Not all REI is about owning physical real estate directly.