I am certainly not afraid of the non-traditional properties and have even considered several mixed-use buildings.I will completely acknowledge I have to make a shift in mindset here, however.

A 7 unit residential in Kent County and 10 unit mixed use in Queen Anne's County.

I am also thinking of doing a mix of both.

We have a great mix of appreciation and cash flow and you can still get a pretty good deal with some patience.

I read some forum posts on this but mostly everyone had mixed reviews.

We are looking to develop the lot for a mixed use building with either self storage or small office space on the ground floor and studio apartments above.

Yelp is a mixed bag.

Purchase price: $330,000 Cash invested: $30,000 Currently rezoning for mixed-use: https://www.newhavenindependent.org/index.php/archives/entry/tattoo_parlor_apts/ - taking a 2500 sq ft stand-alone commercial building and converting it to mixed-use building with street-front commercial and rear residential.

Long-term appreciation in the location of this house, along with the ability to maintain positive cash flow when we move onto our next home are some of the major contributing factors to us buying this mixed investment/primary residence.

Purchase price: $255,000 Cash invested: $6,500 My wife and I just recently purchased this home (closing in a matter of days) as our primary residenceLong-term appreciation in the location of this house, along with the ability to maintain positive cash flow when we move onto our next home are some of the major contributing factors to us buying this mixed investment/primary residence.