It will also depend on if you do residential commercial like apartment buildings vs. retail space (warehouses, plazas, gas stations).

The property is all zoned residential and had a single family house, 2 small apartments, and 2 good sized auto shops with office space.

I do this while doing some mindless task like washing dishes (or when the kids are... being kids) and I want to keep "working" but can't use my hands or take notes.

My 2nd property was an 11-unit mixed use with 20% vacancy, a gut rehab of the retail space and enough to do to buy at a 14 cap.   

It seems overpriced compared to comps but this particular property has a lot size of 1 acre and they were looking to maybe sell it to be used as a commercial space.

You can even diversify across asset classes - think MF, self-storage, mobile home parks, office space, etc - AND geographic location.One limiting factor though is whether you are accredited or not.

The exterior walls are all in great condition, and just had all new siding and windows three years ago.This house is definitely within my price range as I’m starting out as a college kid investing, so funds are low.

In my interview with Adam Beckstedt, he shares how he sold a previously successful business and he shares how that move made him closer to his kids and his wife.For Adam, real estate is a long-term business that will let you go where you want to be.

.- 30M/27F (Me and my wife)- No kids- No debt (besides vehicles and house)- I make 90k, wife makes 70k- Combined income: 160k- House value: 250k (when purchased, now worth 270k)- Mortgage: 150k- Equity: 105kSo with that, we are looking at selling our home and buying a 350k house and plan on having 2 kids within the next 5 years.My question is this.

What is this space being used for currently?