Having just sold your business and starting fresh, it will be difficult to get financing for another 2 years.

With that said, if you start fresh you will most likely be in on the GP side with newer investors, learning as you go type of situation. 

A grocery store "could" send her to jail for shoplifting a $1.99 box of Hamburger Helper. 

I'm not a huge fan of pastel color interiors; a fresh paint job and some hardwood floors (or vinyl wood flooring) may change your perspective on the entire place (crazy what a few changes like that can really do for the look and feel of a property); again, seems like it is in great condition.

Delayed Financing " on your freshly cash-paid property is immediately allowed and appraised at the purchased price plus documented improvement costs " with LTVs up to 75% on primary residence or 70% on investment property by my bank institution. 

If we do remove these belongings we are not responsible for storing them or returning them to you.

Big box stores will be harder to find the real ones from the weekend warriors.  

@Clara Brashear, there is a wonderful book on this topic in the BP store that goes into great detail but a short synopsis as follows: 1st and foremost it is a long term investment strategy, you are marrying the high points of buy and hold as well as flipping and what I mean by this is explained by the steps of the BRRR.Step 1: Buy, you will be buying a home that needs rehab.

Closing on a property that is zoned buildable for a 40 unit rental, with 4 commerical store fronts on bottom.

In urban areas, you’re often traveling by Uber so you legit need somewhere to store your bags.