We need to compensate for that by learning, networking, and jumping in feet first once we have that knowledge base and a few key networked people involved.

We recently purchased a property in Round Rock, TX.

Haha I did it the other way round Luka Milicevic Christo Steinmann , P.E, JHB now Netherlands!

Keep us posted on how round 2 goes.

welcome to BP and investing.... the beginning is always the hardest but once you get your feet wet, investing becomes more exciting i think.... my humble opinion if you want to build a solid long term wealth and PASSIVE income so that you could retire one day or keep working and have a side income, you should look outside of your area and invest out of state.

My credit is good from my several years of vehicle payments and I work round the clock so I can save fast once I decide to go all in. 

The only way you'd be able to expense the repair costs is if the service co billed you directly for a portion of the repair and you in turn rented 2 spaces from the other owner.He probably also does the snow removal for his entire area.lots to consider.. what's it worth to you to keep the use going forward.We had a similar situation, shared drive,, between a 6 plex and neighbors 4 plex,, skinny driveway lot line was like 60 / 40 and only 9 feet wide.. so when it came to repairs,, we finally agreed to split the portion just as that,, we each paid the contractor separate and met him with cashiers checks day of service.. so a lien could not have been put on for unpaid services.  

Mortgage at 5% and 25 years.Assumed a 9% vacancy rate, a 20% cap-ex rate (very old building) and applied a ~10% buffer rounded up on all of the utility bills we've seen as well as insurance.

Here's an example with round numbers.

The facilities will be 20 million square feet - roughtly three times the size of the Pentagon.