I'm looking to purchase a mixed-use property in Ontario, which is currently zoned General Commercial (this permits a commercial storefront with residential units behind or above).Currently it's a residential duplex, with an attached hair salon.

Back in Feb 2020, most of us thought (per this popular post) that the markets would be more or less severely impacted if the Pandemic persists.Commercial RE suffered immediately for everything Office and some related, while storage type properties or mixed usage stayed strong.The divide was not only in the politics but also in the economy.

I own a 21 unit mixed-use property (apartments and retail space) in Lakewood, CO (a suburb of Denver).

So we will be dealing with the county and downgrading from General Commercial to Mixed Residential.

@Jay Hinrichs Sorry I think my wording was a little mixed up, he is taking care of the seller's side of the transaction: documents, scheduling, working with agent, reviewing offers, working with title company, etc. 

Thanks everyone, I understand I'm getting a mixed bag of responses here.

I own a 21 unit mixed-use property (60% apartments and 40% retail space) in a suburb of Denver.

My father is dealing with this now on a mixed use property where he found one of his lawyer tenant's who had passed away at the desk (reinforcing why I need real-estate in my life). 

Great plan mixing a career in property management with investing and managing for yourself. 

Now we have a commercial loan, I added her and another partner into the mix, and a construction loan to handled the two vacant units.