@Steve Kontos I've been a RE developer for nearly 20 years on commercial, mixed use, industrial, and residential developments.

Hi Steve,Have you ever thought about a Japanese Shoji as a solution.You could mix that with some Feng Shui for an Asia Decorating theme.Steven Seagal would probably love it.Good Luck!

Hello all, I'm in the DMV area and I currently have a Mixed-Used property that I need help comping somewhat.

@Tchaka Owen - so I’ve had mixed experiences with both Lending One & SIL, If the need came up again, i’d probably look for a new option... in addition to Lending one.Experience 1: Lending one, was preapproved for a loan on a new purchase & got all the way to scheduling the appraisal when a mysterious cap was put in place requiring a 60k per unit valuation (was never disclosed prior or even mentioned as a risk), they pulled out.

Nice mixed use property came up for sale practically in my back yard in rural, south of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.  10 residential apartments + 3 commercial spaces. 

Taking an empty site or reimagining an existing/abandoned building into housing or mixed use is most definitely a goal of mine.

Initially I was planning to use a mix of cash and stocks to fund this purchase, but now having the second thoughts whether I should use  just some cash and apply to some home equity financing options instead to cover the offer amount. 

Hi BP,I’ve got a mixed use property I’m looking at that has zero Comps.

some people mix them together (which only makes me remember less  lol)And like i said, it may sound nice to bring deductions to your 1040, but in the larger scheme it may not be a good idea or a sign of something else is wrong.Definitely consult a qualified professional about your situation. 

While the May PCE report (flat headline inflation, +0.1% “core” growth) was very positive for the bond markets and mortgage rates, ‘jobs week’ delivered mixed messages.Current odds on Fed rate cuts at upcoming FOMC meetings below.