First was what it "should rent for," then what they collected from the tenants, then factored in what the section 8 vouchers and after putting my foot down finally got an actual trailing 12 month rent roll in which there were quite a few vacancies throughout the last 12 months.My gut was telling me to walk away.

Secondly, Is there a way to buy property remotely without ever having stepped foot in the property or would I need to prepare to request time off to be present during the process?

While I'm talking to these new tenants I just inherited, they inform me there is a hole in the living room floor, and point to the spot in the carpet, which I then put my foot on, and promptly fall through to my knee, while their child keeps running in circles around me.

Two story is an option but the construction costs go up (price per square foot).

I'd love to know what people think about listing commercial properties for lease with a listing agent.I have a 3,000 square foot store front in New Orleans I'm almost done rehabbing (it's been a process!).

I just turned 21 and would like to get my foot in with real estate.

Probably won't be doing it again, but great way to get my foot in the door and I got value out of living in the property for a period of time (house hacked).

However,   4 of 9 units were (IMO) substandard in various ways  including things like bathroom separate from rest of unit,   weird tiny shower stalls,  and one unit with 6 foot ceilings ;  likely a converted storage area;  odd since it was on 2nd floor.   

There’s a couple of similar square foot fully renovated comps in the high 6’s and low 7’s so maybe if an investor bought it, they will still be able to flip it for a profit.

https://www.sbsun.com/2021/03/30/tesla-to-operate-out-of-320000-square-foot-warehouse-in-san-bernardino/Plus, there have been numerous Amazon distribution centers that have opened up across the IE.