It's cheaper to build-out because tenants typically prefer space more than luxury amenities.Purchase price will vary by location, but it will typically be cheaper per square foot.

I got a modest office space, with neighbors that were white-collar professionals, and attorney and CPA.

In my markets, I feel that the demand for housing is so high that renters aren't willing to move right now because 1. they don't want the landlord/PM letting a bunch of people in their space and 2. they are unsure if they'll be able to find another suitable rental. 

Jonathan R since you have nothing to contribute, except your big advertising taking a lot of space but that no one is interested to look at.

Not just emergency repairs, but also pro-active repairs like keeping track of the roof, exterior spaces like porches and decks, mechanical, common spaces and grounds. 

There are so many unknowns right now and if the hysteria over the virus drags on for months and this really does permanently change our way of life (I'm skeptical) with more permanent levels of social distancing or rolling lockdowns or who knows what, you might never see the restaurant industry recover, many types of office space might become obsolete, retail may move almost completely online.

They rent a space or mailbox. 

For the "Variable Landlord-Paid Expenses", I have used the following assumptions (Vacancy: 5%, Repairs and Maintenance: 4%, CapEx: 8%, Management Fees: 0%).About me: I am relatively young (25 years old) and am looking to get started in the real estate space by house hacking my first property.

For the "Variable Landlord-Paid Expenses", I have used the following assumptions (Vacancy: 5%, Repairs and Maintenance: 4%, CapEx: 8%, Management Fees: 0%).About me: I am relatively young (25 years old) and am looking to get started in the real estate space by house hacking my first property.

Investment Info:Office Space commercial investment investment.