We could all meet at a bar/restaurant depending on our size or we can meet in an office space if that's a preferred setting.  

Wife wouldn't go for that one...ha - too rural for her but the town is cleaner/and just as much to offer as Topeka imo as far as outdoor recreation I like, ease of getting to things, restaurants, grocery etc and less druggies running around and crime. 

My brother and I own a C class restaurant space that is in need of renovations.

Once there is a hiccup in the the title chain, things can start to spiral.  

Have a wall protector in place inside to prevent plaster blowout by the door handle.Renter should not need a chain due to having a peephole--tell them that before they carve a chunk out of the interior door frame for the chain.Just my 2 cents.A door frame that is chewed up -- can be fixed, but if you are replacing the door, cost out replacing the door and frame too.

Hello All, I have found myself in a pickle due to a chain of events that resulted in an insurer choosing to drop me from coverage due to multiple claims from multiple properties.

@Mark CermakYou may have already read in some of my other posts on this thread, but if the investment model you want to pursue is short-term rentals, what about Arvada or Littleton, both just on the outskirts of Denver, both with charming little downtowns with coffee shops and bars and restaurants and both with light rail running through them.

We have a stand alone building in the Phoenix area, currently occupied by a national fast food chain but they are leaving this summer so we will have to find a new tenant.

Restaurants and shuttles to the theme parks.

I've found there's a line of chinese generic cabinets available at non-chain homecenters that are all ply and solid wood, no particleboard, and the same price as the cheap "fall apart" crap from the chains.