Ideally, I want to lease it to national chain maybe as they can reconstruct motel rooms into offices for like satellite office for Comcast or clinics or urgent care like MedNOW but any industry welcome as long they pay rent, insurance, and taxes.Thanks for brainstorming with me. 

You want boots on the ground, ideally your own if you are investing in an area. 

You are an ideal couple for real estate investing but picking a wrong project to get going.

It would be ideal to find someone that actually put up a sign and find out what results they had.

I read a few by ken mckelroy, which was mainly about apartment investing, but none the less, I learned about cash flow and ideal of owning a property. 

Ideally would have been rented already but we are patient to find the optimal tenant fit, and hopefully that is in the near future!

In an ideal situation, assuming the usual syndication model, one would, theoretically, have to have the same LPs invest in the newer deal with the same sponsor i.e. practically impossible. 

There was an interesting thread a few months ago about the "ideal" 500K 4 unit that cash flows, allowing an investor to maximize the 10 conventional mortgages that Fannie Mae allows.

I am most interested in getting into buy and hold investing, and because my wife and I are young I am ideally looking to house-hack with a multi-family.

What I meant and should have said was that it's ideal for my niche of student rentals, although the neighborhood is still fairly nice.