There’s typically a good mix of attendees - usually one or more attorneys, a number of agents, many experienced investors, landlords, flippers, rehabbers, contractors, lenders, etc.

Over the next few years I'll be shifting more business interests to the Cape and real estate investing will be part of the mix.  

I'm looking at a package of 3 "class A" mixed-use properties with 14 doors total (13 apartments, 1 retail).

I have a property in Brooklyn that is currently listed as a mixed used with one apartment and multiple Single Room Occupancies.1) How would I go about converting this to a regular studio rental? 

Most people would say balance that stock portfolio with a good mix.  

The rest of the year is a mix of Airbnb and VRBO, we no longer advertise on CL as it just didn't yield much results.  

You may want to gather the unit mix, size of the units, gross rents, and actual expenses from the listing agent to get a better sense of how the property may operate going forward.  

For the valuation #1 approach, how do you account for a variation in unit mix?

I looked at the trial version and had just a few conversations with someone but they didn't answer my last questions so I'm not sure if it was tech support or not.

I am not a big fan of mixing business/personal matters though...and I don't have family/friends with large sums of money.