Miller's Hot Mix Paving has done a few properties for us in Janesville. 

I understand it's a mixed use so there won't be as much demand as if it were a true residential building.

I wouldn't mix your "future" and the present. ie, knock out the college thing and then move forward from there.

It’s a 4 unit- we do house hacking through a mix of leased tenants and STR.

The most recent article I found said that they still plan on going through with the massive mixed commercial/residential project that is supposed to piggyback off of the city’s train station revitalization.

The most recent article I found said that they still plan on going through with the massive mixed commercial/residential project that is supposed to piggyback off of the city’s train station revitalization.

I thought it could be beneficial if I bought a mixed use property and rented the commercial space to my flipping business as office space. 

I have plans to build an RV&Boat storage with 160 units (a mix of enclosed and open faced), however, the overall price of the steel structures have gone up 20% in the last 12 months.

For cash-flow, I purchase plexes and 5+ unit commercial and mixed-use. 

Whether it is Single-Family homes, Multi-Family homes, mixed use or any other type of property, with such a high demand in Toledo, it rarely stays on the market for a great length of time.