Then of course you will need an over sized 4 car garage and workshop to keep all the toys in ."

I'd be interested in what any experienced real estate profesionals have to say about resources to help get started such as books, courses, workshops, or other ideas.

http://www.lifestylesunlimited.com/workshops/onlocation/See the dates for Detroit

Purchase price: $570,000 Cash invested: $200,000 I purchased a 3bed/1bath home with a permitted "workshop" and a permitted "family room".

Built with sweat equity a 2-story workshop in the backyard.

And they said show us the plans and we can work it out.Across the street is what is soon to be more vacant lots as there is a old metal building workshops across the street along with another vacant lot.

Does anyone have experience renting out a workshop/shed?

As an agent, I attend city meetings and workshops with attorneys on where regulations are heading and how to prepare. 

Is there any way I can negotiate with a builder to see if he/she can demo the portion of the detached garage overlapping into the lot I'm selling (this is just a workshop that was added onto the garage & is hanging in the exact distance I need demo'd to be able to sell this) , while patching up the detached garage properly so it is still usable. 

My business operates in San Francisco, and office rents are far in excess of what we can afford.We recently stumbled upon Workshop Cafe (https://www.workshopcafe.com/) where my team and I currently work.The business functions as co-working office space and coffee shop, allowing customers like my business to rent seats at $3 per hour.This is awesome for the following reasons:I can take calls without worrying about loud people or coffee shop music (a common Starbucks problem in SF).We only pay for the space when we use it.Workshop cafe has two locations and has proven they can be profitable with little scale (unlike larger competitors like WeWork).BP Community1) Have you seen any other innovate co-working business models?