Hey @Zach Knoll,  considerations for property management depend on valuing time versus money, influenced by financial status and age.

Mixed-use fairly simple need to ensure the percentage % of the commercial space versus residential is within guide lines. 

ITI is the interest, taxes and insurance versus principal taxes and insurance.

@Mark Humphrey, I do not necessarily agree with my colleagues takes above.We do not know if this is something that can be considered a residential versus commercial property.

@Allen Wu- .25% rate difference wouldnt be  ample for mw to choose to use a 10 yr arm  versus a 30 yr fixed ....especially  if the proeprty will be a long term hold .....once rates  drop you can  always  look at rtefinnancing options ....make sure to  review all the rate / fee options ....the  more you are willing to pay in loan fee ( points) the  lower the rate you can get will be 

I find that interior designers make the best "contractors" versus a full blown builder.They value engineer better with paint and flooring, and perhaps some cabinets.

Versus someone that you see as a contender for the profits.

Say 1 acre versus 2.  10.  

To add to what was mentioned, I would look at the maintenance history of the property to see what repairs have been made that are more capital in nature (say, new counter tops or kitchen) versus an ongoing issue (plumbing backing up every few months).How is the insurance search going for you as well.  

@David Kuhlke - This is going to depend on what the contract you are using states in the Cash versus Financing section.