So it is residential in the sense that it's not a store front or something like that.

All of my education have been from BP forum members that offer alot of the same material at no cost you just have to find the Social media pages for their gems.

What’s next, no advertising on social media?

But for right now I'm trying to build enough cash stores in order to buy cash flowing properties.

Some are franchises, so that won't work, but you may get a couple hits.Things to consider- Do you have room for a store, too?

As for work in the town I bought in, it has three gas stations, a hotel and a bunch of mom and pop stores.  

Go to the app store and download a mortgage calculator.

You can start here:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/2010/06/30/intr...And @David Greene has a great new book on BRRRR investing:https://www.biggerpockets.com/store/brrrr-ultimate

All of the multiunits within our budget that is available near us currently have commercial store front on the first floor with apartments above.  

Interesting read, curious what you all think about this.https://getpocket.com/explore/item/after-the-retai...TLDR - dark store theory is a tax strategy used by big box retail stores like Lowe's, Target, Walmart, and Menards to lower their property tax value.