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.

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.

It'll be considered mixed-use commercial. 

As @Poem Turner stated, you will find solid schools across northern suburbs and I would put Pflugerville in the mix as well, especially with your price target.