So, my question is whether fourplexes are always considered residential properties, or, can they be commercial based on a certain characteristic they have?

RE investing focus would be single family, small multifamily, and potentially commercial.

Hello, I'm currently researching about commercial properties and was wondering if anyone could give tell me the pros / cons of having one over the other.

@Christopher DorseyIt reminds me of the old Wendys commercial where the old lady says “ where’s the beef” Except it’s now “ where’s the profit”So Your going to pay 213k to help her out and only get 1900$ in rent , plus pay this woman 8 grand so she can go on vacation in Hawaii !

I work for a commercial mortgage broker that operates in all 50 states including Colorado. 

Does anyone have any recommendations for a commercial realtor in the Rochester area?

I think growth in the area is mediocre and the best case for this property is to buy out the attached business in the back and rent that as well, then hold for commercial redevelopment of the land. 

Hi Eric, I work for a national commercial mortgage broker (including lending in MA). 

Things progress from there to scaling with larger multi-family properties, commercial real estate, and so on.I'm wondering what experienced investors would do with the knowledge they've gained if they were starting from scratch and had $500k-$1m starting capital.

Also a little context I am more so talking about commercial real estate (single or tenant office/restaurants/shops properties) and multifamily properties rather than single-family dwellings.