My plan was to first figure out how many homes sold in that area the previous month just to get a feel for how much potential business was out there and then go to every real estate office in town and talk with every agent I could.

I tried to go to Foothill Community College and I was even in their Fire Department as a volunteer to help pay for it when a Councelor called me into her office to ask me what I wanted to go to College for?

General expenses like my liability umbrella policy, office supplies, etc. fall under that "general business" class.

And the hotel in Beaverton next to my Dentist office has just been converted to homeless..

I know we spoke a few months back when you were looking initially and I mentioned my office Vanguard Realty in West Chester.

I purchased 3 office buildings as a package back in 2006. 

We put in a security alarm but that just makes them smash and grab quicker, doesn't keep them from trying.The police officer who came out during the last break-in attempt gave us probably the best advice.

If you're relatively central and you're like a lot of people who have experienced working from home during the pandemic, you may dream of a home with two offices or a pool.

Her neighborhood has a great school, there are plans to have a shopping center, grocery stores and offices within the next 5 years. 

(I will call the actual zoning office to confirm)My question is what should I consider in this purchase?