Shovels, pry bar, bucket, power invertor, extension cords, flood lights. 

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All is well for about four months, until Chad ditches urban toast for the up and coming free trade CBD Vape scene on the west side of town.

Sure enough at the final walk thru it was a similar scene.

I’m about 40 years old, and do have a reasonable normal(salary) income of about $200K, but looking to hopefully semi-retire in a few years if I can, although need a few more sources of passive income as of right now.Disaster scenario in my head is… stock markets crash(loss of stock equity), along with the tech scene here in California collapse (loss of job/rental price decline or vacancies increase), and adding icing to the cake with perhaps some earthquake affecting my real estate here (we are long due for a big one).Feeling a bit paranoid but would rather intentionally decide what to do, whether to keep or to diversify. 

The goal is to try to finish up this month barring any other issues arising. 

We gutted the kitchen and both bathrooms and added modern touches like a coffee bar along with rustic finishes like shiplap and barn doors.

Obviously someone giving money is happy for a lower bar (I will invest $100 if someone lets me).

I'm moving there soon and wanted to get into the real estate investor scene.

Potential issues that you might want to look into are zoning, the structural stability of the building if it is multi-story (flooring, people, appliance add a lot of weight per sqft).Depending on what type of construction the warehouse is (Pre-engineered metal building, block, bar joist, or structural) you might have good luck partitioning areas off for contractors, light manufacturing, etc.