I prefer the multifamily properties or even mixed-use.

Way to get yourself in the mix, straight up move to where you want to be investing.

I have been doing a mix of flipping and buy-hold.

They left immediately, so she complained to me over the phone that they left all kinds of trash etc.After several apologies and promises that it was just a mix-up I got her to agree to let us on the property as long as we notify her first so that she can make sure there is no contact between tenants and workers.For the time being it seems like everything will just work itself out, although I'm waiting til the work is completed before I believe it!

I had mixed emotions selling them.

As we grow and get our systems in place, we will have to add this to the mix.

:) and thankfully we have a talented 25 year old son that works with us adding new blood to the mix!

Hi Joel, i have been doing a mix of residential rentals and flips.

We are starting a new build in San Clemente soon, and also are looking at a potential mixed use project (2 residential condos and 2 office space) in coastal community.

Hi AllHave a ~1.8 mil property available at the heart of the chinatown in my metro area available for sale.Looking at 7.29 cap with what I could conservatively imagine to be lower than usual vacancy rates for either the 10 units or 3 storefronts.googledocs with my completed PropertyAnalyzer here:http://bit.ly/17z72gwETA: County gov. estimates Taxable Land Value ($) 450,000Taxable Imps Value ($) 879,700Taxable Total Value ($) 1,329,700Location is what interests me the most regarding this deal.Is it recommended to invest in something like this mixing retail and apartment units?