@Joey SoewargoYou’re mixing together a number of different concepts.In a “double closing” you close on the purchase of a property and almost simultaneously close on the sale of the property to a third party.

Mixed use properties with a benign commercial space (barber shop or salon) could be a great option for you.

Purchase price: $123,000 Cash invested: $30,000This is a mixed use property consisting of two storefronts, four apartments and one freestanding garage.

There’s plans for new mixed-use developments.

@Derek KohutThere are good caps out there on mixed use but the problem is how solid are the retail tenants for lending..Multi family you are grossly overpaying St Cats are asking $250k a door and a 4 cap..

This is just a word of cation against the attitude of freely mixing personal and LLC business and thinking you still have the legal protection.

Can you develop another mixed use building there?

Converting a mixed-use property into a 5-unit apartment complex in downtown Tavares, FL.

Little mix of the old school and new school.Looking forward to the other two books he is writing in the series!

I'd say use the higher price points in your market and build substantial amount of cash to invest into cheaper markets elsewhere, having a healthy mix between the two.Right now if you don't have the cash, find other investors and offer your time to rehab the property for their cash.