In Australia it's common to collect rent on a weekly basis!

Each area exhibits different Supply, Demand and Investor behavior and that is what really gauges the ARV%.

It's in the heart of a tourist destination with highly coveted dining/retail brands that are NOT in co-tenancy with the theatre and are doing quite well.Thanks to current conventional wisdom with regards to theatres, I feel I'm in a unique position where I have the chance to come up with a creative utilization concept that may lead the way for the thousands of exhibition screens currently sitting idle or way below break even utilization.Bottom line, much smarter people than me on this forum and would love to hear ideas, crazy or otherwise.

Depending on the locale, 13.38% is not terrible but I think you could find a property that exhibits a better leveraged return.

We were in Australia for several weeks visiting family & at 2am Aust time I get a call from my agent about a great deal.

Reminds me of the oilskin dustercoats we wore back in Australia when we rode though thick brush & salt bush chasing down calves.

Under Arizona law, once the tenant has received this notice, and at least two days have passed, the tenant may not “unreasonably withhold consent to the landlord to enter into the dwelling unit in order to inspect the premises, make necessary or agreed repairs, decorations, alterations or improvements, supply necessary or agreed services or exhibit the dwelling unit to prospective or actual purchasers, mortgagees, tenants, workmen or contractors” (A.R.S. 33-1343(A)).

I moved from Australia to Louisiana so had a lot to learn.

I do plan to initially use a list provider for proof-of-concept, so my question is about the long-term.Since list providers charge for usage, they seem to exhibit diseconomies of scale and I worry that will limit growth in the long-term.

In Australia banks will not be allowed to finance gas powered cars only battery powered cars.