In many instances, you can triple net the commercial space sufficiently to cover your debt service, with the residential offering greater mobility in the short run.

Hi RenardonI don't really have a list of the Top three properties, but I do have a top one. 

My goal was to have the apartments fully rented so that I could refinance them when I returned stateside.My goal for the future:1.My goal is to incorporate the common areas into additional bedrooms for the apartments.a.1,100 sq ft of common area is unacceptable.2.Combine two of the single bedroom apartments into one three bedroom apartment.The local college built additional dorms, so more demand now for 2 and 3 bedroom apartments for families instead of one bedroom apartments for students.

I'm not an expert by any means but I have three properties now and each deal I do has a better return. 

(Three years of high school French and that's about all I remember. ^^)Welcome to the "living overseas and investing in the US" club.I help run a meetup out here in Seoul, South Korea - for both foreigners and ex-pats who are doing what you're doing.

I read three sentences and tuned out.

Hello Community:I attended a dinner party over the weekend and three of the couples who attended are currently looking to buy homes in the North Park area of Irvine, CA.  

All three of us are going to be living around Penn State area, and most properties there are relatively low in costs, but we're not sure how to gauge anything.Basically we'd ideally like to buy one, live in one of the units, and rent the other(s) out until we're done with school, or decide to move on to something else altogether.Any feedback would be great!

Three years is not unusual.

Like the Chicago "two flat" "three flat" terminology.