Most people sign up based on closeness to home, how cheap per month dues, and amenities offered in base membership.The real money is private trainer sessions, vitamin and protein food shop, clothing and accessories etc. 

Lenders typically do not like loaning on them for STNL or MTNL because of the junk status they perceive the company to be in.I do not like vape shops either or vitamin stores.

Your friends that moved to a suburban apartment aren't loving it, but they can go for a walk in the park nearby and go outside to get some vitamin D. 

You've probably also heard that real estate investing, with its eight essential vitamins and minerals, can be an important part of this philosophy.When I was younger, single and had less common sense, my real estate investing/lifestyle design formula was not well-planned.

But there's more money in the training these days based on the montelongo numbers I've seen.Ultimately though, its no different than some company hawking $800 vitamins or $50,000 timeshares.  

"Son....In business you have some choices, You can be in the business of selling vitamins.

A new Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage supplies organic groceries to the locals. 

Must be all that dang Vitamin D.  

Most targets right now are Dollar stores, Auto stores, banks, medical (Davita & Fresnuis), pharmacy, corporate national QSR,etc.What is out are gyms, mom and pop tenants QSR, small franchisees QSR, vape shops, mattress stores, vitamin stores, etc. 

Sort of like living on Reds, Vitamin C and cocaine; to living on the nicotine patch, a multivitamin and diet soda.