Mostly commercial, some residential, one mixed use.  

I think since I don't mix apples and oranges, so to speak, what I do with the money will be an easy determination on how/where to deduct and what amounts.

We have an eight unit commercial strip center with mixed-use tenants including retail and restaurant.

Both markets have there pros and cons but I like the mix with this 2 markets. 

My knowledge specialty is land-lording which I think it's best not to mix the two businesses.  

I am wondering if anyone can give me information about mixed use properties.

My long term goal is to completely replace my income as an auto tech, with real estate cash flow.Right now I'm in the education phase; reading articles, listening to the BP podcast, and practicing my analysis skills.I can't wait to find peers, mentors and team members to get this journey started.

I never liked the weather in the Portland area much.after 13 years of living here full time I still don't like it.. and if I did not have my kids follow me and all my banking and business contacts I would decamp for better weather ( Napa Valley ) in a heart beat.Its a funny state.. much of it is very rural with little to no population and unemployment rates in the 20 to 40% range... the PDX metro area and Willamette valley down to Eugene  represent 80% of the state population in 5% Of land area.Oregon flipped from timber and ag to high tech in the 80's and it boomed..

A dehumidifier alternativeHaving given up on the questionable reliability and durability of dehumidifiers for our basement, I decided to try a low-tech, low-cost alternative to deal with summer humidity problems.

be very very very careful mixing family with rentals!