This would at least mix it up where all the comps are not quads.

You can also go online to ICSC.org and purchase their marketing and tenant mix books for small centers, among others.

We then use our equity to improve and building out the space (we are looking at office building and loft mix).

My question concerns the actual trigger for when I can claim it assuming a mixed portfolio.

You can almost apply that here with this condo because you're mixing investing with your own personal interests of having somewhere to stay from time to time.

Interesting...I would have thought mixing up the marking piece would yield better results, but it sounds like you haven't needed to, right?

Should an agent have mixed feelings about an upcoming meeting with a client, we request that she asks a colleague to join her

You're right Jon, the proper way for a property manager to collect amounts owed by an owner is to bill the owner outside the escrow account and transfer the entire balance held in trust.The most common and serious violation, besides theft of the money, is comingling of funds, mixing any other money with funds in trust.

Allure seems to be a popular choice for rentals here on BP, however reviews are mixed across the internet.

Every time they say the cycle has residential coming back first, followed by multi family, followed by commercial and mixed use etc. and then land development comes after everything has been bought up at less than replacement value.