Seller would become the primary lien holder on title.

Noho west opened up recently with a new Trader Joe’s which is a 3 min drive from my place and there’s a Whole Foods that’s opening up later in the year which is a 5 min drive.

In residential, it's based on the emotional buying of primary residence holders or what we call "comps" :)

I believe there are many situations that are not covered under the deed warranties or may not be covered if a statute of limitations runs so it's always best be sure the current title holder is an Insured.

I think it is because of forbearance, as mortgage holders holding off paying, and not actual numbers are not in current foreclosures.

@Brian Gerlach thanks this is great feedback and food for thought.

If were going to choose between rent and food it's going to be food.

Ex: food and liquor licenses.

Let me explain a NNN or STNL (single tenant triple net) building is a Starbucks or a wendy's or a chick fil a or even a whole food.

I an wondering if this is a food idea of not are condos a good place to start or are they a bad investment, and should I wait and keep looking for a house?