Commercial is great until there's a vacancy, which can be frequent because new businesses fail so often, and they can last a long time. 

@Rehaan KhanMy lawyer advised on HOA issues, you should have received a disclosure document that you should have received “Frequently Asked Questions” it acknowledges the receipt of the association documents, financial information, and frequently asked questions more than 3 working days prior or before the closing date with the option to void the contract if you don’t agree with the document (Chapter 720.401 Florida Statutes) Hope I explained well, if not please correct or look the Statute...

and I feel like promoting your commitment to honesty, transparency, ease of leasing process, etc. could be what makes a renter choose your property over another.

Get out there and meet people who have achieved what you want to achieve (and more)Something to watch out for is your own level of commitment.

How did you backfill those unfulfilled investor commitments?

Originally posted by @Wayne Brooks:I doubt it, but it’s possible the building permitting dept may adhere to any deed restrictions.Wayne we deal with quite frequently out here in the west coast with deed restrictions that date back to the turn of the century.cities wont adhere to deed restrictions just zoning.. at least in our areas.. this would be a civil matter between other owners.. would take a lot for another owner to sue.. now if you had other owner who was an attorney or very wealthy that can happen seen that. 

Are there any groups you are apart of that meet frequently?

I have a few investors lined up and whom i frequently contact sourcing deals for.

@Shane H.I look at appraisals in Wichita frequently.

We are at a 64% savings/investing rate after just 1 yr of committing to FIRE.