My marketing is a mix of cold calling and direct mail.

We pursued a QOZ deal in Chattanooga for a mixed-use 141 acre project and spent over $100k in legal fees alone to help us navigate the complexities of OZ law. 

Purchase price: $7,100,000 Cash invested: $2,100,000 Originally built as a warehouse for a local grocery store in 1940, the Grocer’s Warehouse is a stunning mixed-use property which underwent a major renovation in 2019.

It is a mixed zone lot, currently has a commercial property(1200sqft) in the front and a house in the back (900 sqft). 

I've seen a lot of mixed reviews regarding the property managers in the Killeen area so it has me somewhat on the fence of who I should use once I close on my property. 

Greetings BP family,
I have an accepted offer on a 2-unit residential with a storefront located right on Belmont Ave. All the units including the shop are in need of massive repairs - the seller also runs the shop so...

Mainly other VA investors in the area but there is a mix of everyone.

And so on.Shorter version: if you would agree to pay for it for your employees, then it should be paid by the corporation.If something has a mixed personal AND business use - cars, home office, cell phone etc. - then it should be paid personally, and then the business portion should be reimbursed by the corporation.

We have primarily purchased new construction over the years, and now looking to get a mix of cash flow & appreciation. 

The commercial aspect also allows you to do a mixed-use building, with ground floor commercial amenities which can boost the value of the residential units above.