He has an attractive and well-maintained retail house in East Point in a B/C area that is a nice mix of cash flow and appreciation.  

@Brandon DeVegaYou suggested:> Use lots of Amonia, Bleach, A combination sometimes of both...Use many combinationsYou never want to mix ammonia and bleach, as you can seriously injure yourself or someone else.

Ive seen mixed reviews with those zipcodes, any commentary/help is appreciated?

Here are some of the details that I discern would be helpful to know:- Property type is senior living center, mix of independent living homes and apartments, assisted living apartments, and care residences.

If the local economy is dependent on 1 big manufacturer or industry, it may be a game changer for that location but if the local economy you are investing in has a good mix of solid industries that will either grow or remain well funded through (think government, public education, military) during the slow down, then you may be ok.  

I know it’s residential mixed use but I’m not personally aware of any different restrictions there in regards to the number of unrelated adults.

When you're confident in BRRRRing smaller multi's, then go into commercial multi family, mixed use, commercial, etc.

@James G.A lot of mixed reviews and questions.After reading this, this is definitely a learning experience in having indepth discussions of expectations, time lines, definitive actions, sense of urgency, and responsibilities.Questions that may or may not have answers:Under exclusive agent contract or not?

Him, Senior Project Engineer currently working on a $380 Million mixed use project in Washington DC.

In general cold calling is a mixed bag.