Sectors like brick and mortar retail & movies might shift to online irreversibly.

Retail seems OK, but I would expect issues soon if you are selling into the lower price points - the target market might work in hospitality, entertainment, or other sectors hit hard & recent job losses I think will hit the lower end market first.Investors are holding off - I am seeing wholesalers dropping prices and hounding me when I couldn't get one to return an email the first week of March.I think prices in real estate will drop over the next 3-6 months (maybe longer as foreclosures will be delayed). 

Purchase price: $62,080 Cash invested: $8702 bed, 1 bath Duplex in Lakeview.How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

As for the 20,000 square foot retail center we own, as well as the 40,000 foot office warehouse property, things are not going as well.

Leaks, bed bugs, felons and drugs!

The following deal is a 3 bed 1 bath.

I go to bed to wake up three hours later to squeeze working in the projects before the kids are up, or before I get back in the computer to my day job.

In commercial, there are syndications for storage, apartments, office, retail. 

For Example I found a 4-plex with 4 Beds 4 Baths (1 bed 1 Bath per unit) and 2832 square feet listed at only $49,000.

Hi @Sonam Gill, I would 100% go 3 bed, 1 bath over 2 bed, 2 bath. 3bed/2bath is ideal, but if you can't get that then definitely go 3/1.