The customers did not like the other kind as well and the food supplier told us a goods manufacturer came in and gave them a cheaper price to make more profit so unless we could order 3 pallets of the previous pepperoni a week they could not keep carrying it.The larger restaurants get to dictate certain things to suppliers and have the power.     

I'm fresh off getting the HomeStyle Loan, so if anyone has any questions about my experience, please hit me up.I'm looking at keeping my momentum and developing some economies of scale where I purchased my first property.

I've always steered away from mobile homes...i can share with you that 15 years ago I noticed when Warren Buffet was buying all of the mobile home manufacturing companies in NC.He usually is ahead of the curve....scary.

From what I'm thinking the commercial real estate market is saturated with low deal flow and high prices, however Blackstone can make good money on small flips by utilizing economies of scale.

I’m sure if you contact a local inspection company and let them know what you are trying to achieve, they could come up with a plan of a scaled down version of the normal inspection  

Granted, on a small scale (we all still have day jobs), but we've done it. 

Zoning boards usually try and avoid any situation that could result in a daycare next to a manufacturing facility for example. 

It does everything you are looking for and the best part is it scales with you as you grow so you won't have to relearn a software when the time comes.

Learning how to function on a larger scale.

hi Nathan - I'm researching the concepts of "ethical property investment" (geared toward smaller scale investors / landlords) and I saw this post of yours from LONG ago ... would you be willing to share what you ended up doing and the outcome for the homeowner?