They could also be fed with something more modern, like armored cable (BX) or nonmetallic cable (Romex) with no ground.It also happens that a 2-prong outlet breaks and somebody goes to the hardware store. 

Hoping to grow this business and add 1-2 more buildings in 2019 then start investing in residential or commercial Re with extra cash and grow that part of my business to the scale I've always wanted and then start a sharing program there.If anyone can help me find the article or a long shot knows the guy - I remember a few newspaper articles about a guy on the east coast (I think) that owned a # of grocery stores and when he retired he transferred ownership of the company to the employees. 

I went out to the book store (man, this whole post is nostalgia central - phone books, book stores) and bought "Reader's Digest Complete Do-It-Yourself" book, learned how to glue plastic pipe and parts together, and fixed it, and the drywall, myself about a week later. 

Go to the dollar store and pickup $5 worth of junk and a basket.

More than likely people are using their garages to store their toys/junk and not park cars.

Complex consists of: 1 duplex, 1 fourplex, 2 triplex, 1 empty warehouse, 1 empty lot, 1 house, 1 parking lot, 1 corner store and 1 restaurant/bar including the kitchen equipment up to code. 

But I also have a business to run; if you're standing in a store next to an empty shelf and the owner comes up and accuses you of stealing whatever was on that shelf, but has no proof...are you just going to give them money because you were accused?

.” – NAIOP Commercial Real Estate Development Association “The boom in e-commerce has created significant demand for new industrial space, often in markets based on population and Internet usage, rather than store replenishment.” – NAIOP Commercial Real Estate Development Association“Staying ahead of—trends such as autonomous vehicles, predictive analytics, and robotics.” – An interviewee on the PWC 2019 Trends ReportE-commerce, “only made up 11% of the total industrial transactions signed in the past 12 months.”

So do I, this is the house we live in 7 months of the year https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/20171285  It was built to be a winery, is 8000 SF when we are finished and  its on 15 acres, with vineyards on 3 sides,  the "basement" is not yet finished, has 12 foot ceilings and was going to be the production room and is going to be my office, it is 2200 sf...the basement...with those same views....the other 5 months we live at the coast in a cottage 3 blocks from the beach....and we MAKE money each year...we rent the home out during high season, have a 2nd set of basically everything (furniture, linens, dishes etc) we store in the garage..hire movers to swap everything out. 

Again, the BiggerPockets store has some books for this or you can learn by watching podcasts, reading blogs, and interacting on the forum.