The real money is in Chick Fil A or Raising Cane's where they pay tons of rent and usually do more sales than Starbucks, Mcdonalds, and a Subway store put together.Now of course the diamond tenants that pay lots of rent want the best locations as it's not really about the rent they pay it's more about how much sales per foot they think they can generate and profit for the site.Example a restaurant could pay 100k in rent but do 1.5 million in sales for 7.5 percent rent to sales ratio.

When you go to pick a new restaurant, you have some idea of what to expect based on the $ - $$$$  used.

I called each municipality when I bought my houses to ensure we wouldn't get shut down. 

What we also do is put fan on a timer switch, tenants seem to more responsive to simply pushing 15 minutes etc on switch vs leaving fan on and having to come back and shut off. 

Industrial is still strong and retail is OK, at least the Amazon-resistent retail (most notably grocery stores, restaurants, etc.)

A lot of people feel shut out of buying in this housing market. 

I am now going to shut it."

, restaurants are plentiful, and traffic is comparatively light even in summer.I’m an investor, not a realtor.  

Hey All,Currently have an off-market leasing opportunity for a restaurant.

And not at the fancy restaurants, but at the taco shops that are literally on every corner.