@Jason Vandermark actually expenses seem kinda high for storage, assuming it's non-climate controlled.

As the investor/middleman in a sandwich lease your goal is to control the property with minimal cash out-of-pocket. 

@Ryan Moyer if you decide to do something in Gatlinburg, I thing it would be a fantastic idea to have a fully functional Gatlin gun in your back yard. 

I ran a check on one of my prospects for the office space and the service returned as 'Decline' because of a criminal record on file that happened 22 years ago for possession of a control substance.What would you do in this case, for a residential customer I would have simply declined , but for a office space , with small enough rent, should I take a risk of rent it to him?

In my apartments one apartment could not even control the heat. 

I have a solid connection to a fantastic team in Fayetteville, and a friend/mentor who knows the market very well.

Greater than 4 housing units in a building classes it as commercial.Building codes are usually controlled at a county level and vary across our country.

a fantastic cashflow rental property that I will likely keep for a long time Lessons learned?

There are a ton of fantastic resources and people on BP, so you've definitely come to the right place. 

In effect, anyone who owns a home or wishes to own a home has control over you and your ability to invest.Hence my comment about self-imposed rules.