As an agent, I'm working with people who are house hacking and others who are looking to "store cash" in real estate so they can enjoy all the benefits of it instead of letting the money lose value by sitting in the bank.

Henry we would like access via phone or computer and for there to be recording/memory capability, likely the ability to store at least a week's worth of video surveillance. 

Two tons that LOOK great on paper that I would not invest in are Rockford, IL (or Freeport as it is just as bad and next store to Rockford) and Clinton IA (where I own a 14 unit building I would be happy to sell to you that cash flows great and is an honest pain in the butt)...so on paper the Clinton property looks great, but in actuality it is not good: City is horrible to landlords, tenants have lots of issues paying, it is like Rockford where you feel it is the nicer part of town and then realize there is no nice partI would suggest you look at Iowa (anywhere but Clinton unless you want my place!)

Some examples of properties with high asset reclassification include medical clinics and hospitals with technical machinery and labs, groceries stores with machinery, shopping centers with rain water drainage systems and large parking areas, industrial manufacturing facilities with advanced equipment, apartment buildings in suburban areas with swimming pools, golf courses, tennis courts and large parking areas for tenants.Here’s a list of the average amount of assets that can be reclassified into shorter asset life classes based upon the type of property.

The property insurance (builders risk) is much higher due to the increased fire hazard of a building under construction, theft potential due to building materials stored on site but not yet installed that are easier to steal, and many other reasons.

I have also wanted to separate the front and the back and turn it into a cannibals store in the front and video poker gaming in the back.

I'll look into that group.One other thought: read "Storing Up Profits" by Paul Moore.

Much cheaper than buying underpinning from a mobile home store.

Big box stores aren't fast to deliver/install.

The tenant next store heard everything and neither saw nor heard anyone come past her and go down the stairs.