We inherited a lease from a tenant for which the rent is very low for commercial retail space. 

However, based on the information obtained by our architect from city Planning department this week in order to legalize as ADU we need to add a kitchen (bath is also a requirement, but the converted space has a bath already).

It’s a very rewarding space and career and is always full of new challenges and opportunities.

I was able to obtain a roommate in the midst of all of this noise, but, after two years, he wants to find another space and be with his girlfriend.

Looking to get ideas from the BP community on some new ammenity ideas for multi family properties, real out of the box stuff, not the run of the mill stuff like pool, gym, secure parking ......Would love to hear success and fails equally-Currently, I implement a plethora of varying ammenities at the multi family communities: pet park, EV station, bike station, vending, on-site laundry, rentable garden space, digital locks, USB Outlets, community lounge/entertainment area, on-site porter service, 24/7 maintenance, wifi, digital thermostat, UBER Home......

The plan is to convert the commercial space (currently 1 of the 4 units) to a residential unit, which I've already cleared with the city permit/inspections office and have spoken with an architect regarding the process.

Anyone have any insight into the Central Florida or Space Coast Multi Unit Investing? 

It was a four unit that the county converted to an office space and now are selling.

They do not provide gap funding, this is a misconception that lots of newer players in the space have because they want to get into a deal with higher leverage than 80%.

On the days I don’t have much going on I feel excited to buy real estate, but the next day might be packed with work and I don’t have the brain space to think about acquiring property.