They include:Gateway Village West: Located between the 57 Freeway and Cataract Avenue, the Gateway Village West zone would accommodate residential and commercial uses under a single roof, as well as community-serving open space and amenities.Gateway Village East: Situated between Gaffney Street and Walnut Avenue, the Gateway East Zone is described as a transition zone between the Downtown core and lower-scale neighborhoods to the east.Transit Village: Focused on the blocks directly adjacent to the station, the Transit Village zone is envisioned with residential, commercial, retail, and restaurant uses of similar scale and density to the Grove Station development at 182 S.

You can also apply this to a SFR - single family home and in just 6 months transition it into a LTR - long term rental. 

Michael,In this market with rates as high as they are right now I would say buy a primary at the lower rate and down payment and in (12) months transition it into a rental. 

Transition trims were utilized in one or more areas and poses a trip hazard.

Quick post for the new and aspirational rookies as I am transitioning after my first chapter in REI!

The management change should not have a significant affect on your tenancy; however, there are a few items that need to be taken care of during this transition.

Me and my husband have transitioned from single family to multifamily.

I am primarily in the market for a duplex in the 250-350k price range, something requiring basic cosmetic upgrades is preferred.I am looking to build my team as my deployment comes to an end, so I am looking for a realtor who is willing to commit some time into sending deals and answering questions as I make the transition back home.

My properties are all located within 1/4 miles from a transit stop, in which case you don't need to provide additional parking space.

I kept my 40hr/week day job for a couple years while I transitioned into it and I am glad as the financial pressure didn't force me to quit being a Realtor too soon.