When you mix them together you make a tough job (finding good rentals) even tougher.

Don't hesitate to ask questions and also don't hesitate to add a comment or two to the mix.

Hey All,I got passed along a Commercial Mixed Use Property from my realtor, and am looking at wrapping the property up and getting it under contract.

I plan to use a mix of private funds and HM.

I'm interested in infill development doing "build and sell" and ultimately a mixed fund of "build and sell" and "build and rent" .

2) What is the unit mix?

I always start by ripping up all of the tack strips then mixing bleach and water 50/50 and soaking all of the floors for an hour.

I recently sat down with my mortgage broker who gave me the go ahead to use up to another $270k to purchase another single family home as a primary residence in my same city.I haven't seen anything on the market that will either A) allow me to move and keep my current basement renters as roommates, or B) lower my monthly mortgage payment (IE: not spend the entire $270k, but more like $200k.I do have a steady mix of debt (student loans, baby bills, car - no credit cards) totaling about $13k with interest rates no higher than 6.55%, and a total monthly payment of $625.Would you, the more experienced real estate investor, rather A) hunt for a house that either costs less or accommodates roommates, or B) use your down payment to get out of debt and save the $625 monthly?

This house is located in a diverse area with about a 50/50 mix of Hispanic and Caucasian families.

The housing is so mixed ( value wise) that I am having a hard time coming up with a solid ARV due to the diversity in properties.They are all older, but still very usable for the area.Any suggestions?