The investor could then be prohibited from leasing any additional space to prospective tenants that offer pizza, even if it’s an ancillary part of their menu.

I am in the multi-family space, so I am able to amplify my returns by economies of scale.

I have contacts/friends in the space) or even recently been speaking to some commercial contacts about warehousing/industrial investments.  

If his business occupies 51% or more of the space in the building, then SBA is most likely the best option for this, and it's possible to do 10%.

I do have a dream of being some kind of real estate mogul though, ha...This entire idea of selling this QC home has stemmed from the fact that my husband is now 100% remote in IT and the house has no dedicated office space.

It has almost 3200 sq ft of space.

What if they closed it down and you couldn't rent either space until converting it back to a single?

For those that might holler about liability protection:  we have kept them leveraged with cash-outs, have a substantial umbrella policy in place, and very simply we just make sure we keep the properties maintained and are good operators with happy residents.We are now transitioning into a more commercial space and plan to roll out that LLC structure.  

Could be those past bills were estimates and you now have an actual reading that “catches up” on past bills that were too low.Another thing is tenants running extension cords from hallway receptacles to run space heaters inside their units.If you have radiators, you want to keep heat on so that they do not have any potential for freezing up, but you don’t have to keep the temperature higher than say 60F.

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