Also, some NYC primarily residential co-ops with some retail space were able to sell the retail component as condominiums.To clarify for those unfamiliar with the concept, a residential cooperative is a legal situation where a specific type of corporate entity owns a residential building with 2 or more, usually many more individual apartments.

Hi, I am looking to purchase an office in an office condominium. Should I base my offer on the usable/occupiable square footage or the gross square footage (rentable square footage)?Usable: 815 sf.Gross/Rentable: 965 ...

Hmm...I am detecting a theme here.

The unit we would be in would be a downsize in space for us, but a better school system for our son (which is a huge reason we are selling our current home - to get him the best he can get). 

Remodeled the kitchen, bath, and conditioned the attic to living space before moving out and renting.

Hi Chris, I like you I have also wondered the same, but after watching the 90-day Challenge webinar and reading a few books, some of the points you want to consider are the Niche: SF, Multifamily, Office space, retail, etc., and also your strategy: Wholesale, fix and flip, BRRRR, etc.

I have an auto center in the Sacramento/Rancho Cordova area that is going to have some available NNN space.

Regarding the tenant utilizing extra space, you can provide a rental increase package to him since it sounds like he has a verbal agreement.

Purchase price: $645,000 Cash invested: $1,000,000 Purchased 11k sq ft historic funeral home which had been partially converted to a strictly residential property by former owners.Reconfiguring property interior to hold 13 apartments (8x studios, 4x 1 BR, 1x 2 BR) and retail space for a restaurant, coffee shop, wine bar, etc.

I don't have a bulletproof answer by any means, but if you keep hearing the same person or company name over and over again in a space they could be one to interview.