Fancy coffee shops, Yoga, dog cafes, artesian crafts are moving in so that’s a good sign.

Might be suitable for other things like massage/physical therapy, yoga/dance, etc.

So best practise is never involve relatives when you are trading.

I’m trying to talk to as many people as I can and soak up as much info as I can.I also recently started doing yoga every night to keep my stress low and keep my mind sharp.So with all that being said, what does everyone do on a daily basis to keep progressing in their real estate journey?

They plan on doing a restaurant/yoga studio on the ground floor and a hostel type housing upstairs.

I live in Miami most of the people in Miami work service jobs most of the people in Miami make under $20 an hour and I guarantee you that when the economy turns down the waiters the waitresses the cleaning ladies the bartenders the massage therapist the yoga teachers all suffer and a lot of them lose their housing

Yoga/Pilates studio.Opening a community garden and hosting a farmers market.  

What would be the best practise in such a scenario to make sure this won't be an issue once we move in. 

Joseph,Pet wash can make money if you treat it like a car wash (coin operated), same with pet vending machinesMeeting room/cyber cafe/work stations that they must reserve for a feeExtra storage for packages for tenants amazon packages with locked lockers(maybe a parcel company will pay you to put one in) I think Amazon.com does this, but only for their packagesRent out to someone for Yoga classes2 Tiered bike park/store systemTutor area for kids afterschoolAll of the above ideas depends on what type of tenants and community and area your property is located

I'm interested in learning about taking a lease for a space that I would in turn sublet for yoga/pilates/fitness classes, rehearsals, workshops, etc.