@James MasottiThe flooring is trying to look like a tavern cut/grade hardwood floor   {it was once a practice to use all the short ends in flooring taverns, presumably because it was cheap and no one was there to look at the floor.}  

I am currently looking at my second deal, a 3 unit with a commercial space currently housing a tavern / restaurant.

At the Pat Connolly Tavern.  

Hi Shane,A couple of local groups to check out are Rarebird Investments  http://rarebirdinvestors.com/ , we meet on the 2nd Thursday of each month in Multnomah Village at the Lucky Labador Tavern.

The Lessor shall not lease or sell the units within fifty (50) feet of Lessee's demising wall to the following users(s): a) Bars, taverns, billiard halls; b) Pawn shops; c) Dance studios or Karate studios; d) Beer or wine-making stores; e) Psychological counseling offices/facilities; f) Unemployment or Social Security offices; g) Liquor stores; h) Tattoo shops/body art/piercing tenants; i) Beauty/Hair Salons, Cosmetology Services, or Nail Salons; j) Gun and Weapon shops; k) Smoke/Tobacco or Vapor/E-Cigarette shops; l) Child Care/Children's gymnasium; m) Dry Cleaning Plant facility; n) Veterinarian/Dog Grooming/Animal Boarding; o) Gym/Workout facility; p) Same day cash/loan shops; q) Massage parlors (except for national chains such as Massage Envy and the like); r) Police substations; s) Military recruiting offices; ort) Any other non-professional use similar to those listed above.

The place use to be a tavern and from the looks of it the owners lived in the residential.

Nope.Here in WI we have a ridiculous number of taverns throughout the state.

I see graffiti, broken and boarded up window, a tavern across the street and are hocking true D class deals and disguising them as C class deal. 

It also used to be a tavern and Alexander Graham Bell (inventor of the telephone) was once a guest.

It also used to be a tavern and Alexander Graham Bell (inventor of the telephone) was once a guest.