All the old factories and machine shops are slowly being turned into lofts and mixed use stuff.

Tom,You've received a lot of advice and I'm kind of hesitant to throw into the mix, but what the heck.

Not saying they have to be topics of an R-rated variety, but I know I hold back a little about what I post and topics I'd like to start simply because this is a real estate forum and the content is searchable.Personally, I wouldn't want someone finding a topic I started discussing what cigars people like or if single malt scotches are better than a blended one and them forming an opinion of me based of that thread.My job is hard enough without someone thinking I'm a lush because I like a drink every now and then, lol.

There seems to be mixed feelings about this and some say that in some states a contract is not legally binding without some minimum amount of deposit.

It is a mixed use building half commercial office space and half residential.

I've heard mixed reviews on this

Most of which has been in SFR and now I'm investing in multi-family and have done 1 mixed use commercial deal.

Originally posted by Ryan Weber:Well I for one was confused You being the only one, if someone I was speaking to was confused, that can certainly ask me for more clarity or info.Originally posted by Ryan Weber:Just trying to make sure that everyone understands this double closing thing clearly.It is clear until you keep mixing it up.

Just to throw another option into the mix Jersey has some expensive RE so depending upon what you want to do in RE could Denver be better for you?

Craigslist is a mixed bag.