But, this did eliminate a family room upstairs, so the only living space is on the main floor. 3.

Imagine this: cities once buzzing with remote workers, who had fled sky-high living costs, are now welcoming back their long-lost residents.  

@Spencer GreogoryThere are 3 main parts to a seller financing deal; down payment, interest rate, and price (4th would be the term).

There are roughly 50 properties for the moment from Bandon through Lincoln City, to Pacific and Bay City. 

The main thing that I got from it was tracking my contacts - I tried for 100/ week.

Some cities have forms you can fill out that will automatically convert the utilities back into your name, so check with that first. 

Research the Authority Having Jurisdiction’s Code (AHJ) to identify where the AHJ will allow that type of useFind the zoning code on the AHJ’s website google “zoning code for XYC city, state”Identify the zoning designations where your use can be permittedSee LINK HERE to an example of zoning designationsAlso, if you decide to develop it or even just to talk to commercial brokers here is another link to useful documents for finding/vetting your team & partners: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/13Z0B7mV--YRtVN3TJhez...Feel free to send me a DM if you'd like to connect further.  

So far Columbus, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Springfield (IL), and Rockford (IL) have been on my radar.

I've lived in Northside since 2018 and my office hack is right on Hamilton Ave less than a block away from Sidewinder.Two main comments on the neighborhoods that have been posted here, I'm going to list them under a couple labels that I think will help people understand what's happening in each of those areas right now.

I need to keep my focus on growing my business)Interested in residential properties (single or multifamily).Looking for advice on the type and value of properties to target as a beginner (my family owns a bunch of commercial real estate)Open to suggestions on expected returns and whether to focus on long-term leases or short-term rentals with management.Looking for suggestions on if I should look in both PA & FL (FL is significantly more expensive, but a drastically different market & renter)Primary objective: Diversifying assets, with a focus on slight income generation or offsetting expenses, and mainly long-term appreciation and growth in assets.Desired Return: Unsure, but 5%+ sounds great.Given my limited experience in real estate, I'm here to learn and absorb as much as I can from those who have walked this path.