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Getting Starbucks as a tenant

Thomas Don
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Recently obtained a drive-through commercial building in a growing area of the Poconos. High traffic road that would make a great location for a Starbucks, close to both a college and high school. Was wondering if how to start the process of getting Starbucks interested. I don't want to run a Starbucks just rent to them. The building would need to be renovated to fit their style of course, do they have their own corporate team that does the renovations or would I have to get my own contractor to do it?

Any help/advice in this situation would be appreciated! This is my first commercial property but I was very familiar with the area and it seemed like a lot of potential so I went for it.

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