Near parks, restaurants, lakes, public beach, farmers market, luxury movie theatre, and shopping.

Some companies do not want to write habitational buildings with certain business exposures (restaurants, Liquor stores, ...). 

We have a restaurant that is paid off and would like to sell.

Hi @Diondre Person, there is a bigger pockets meetup every Wednesday at 6pm in Canton, the restaurant where we have been meeting is closing but @Jeffery Waicak is the organizer.

Think making your own dinner vs going to a 5-star restaurant, that's what we are really comparing here.

restaurants would not work w/ the live/work codes.Of course this is all dependent on which building code you are using, this is mostly based on the IBC as well as Fair Housing. 

You might want to narrow down your search to certain indicators like crime rate, school ratings, proximity to cafes/restaurants/shopping, and healthcare facilities.The only way to know if the rent roll would cover mortgage and expenses is to determine the rent. 

If they're young workers, you'll probably want your rentals nearby transportation hubs, cafes, and restaurants.

Also, If you're looking for a meet up, we organize a real estate investor meet up the last Wednesday of every month at "The Manhattan Project" restaurant on Frankfort Ave.

Great restaurant nearby and safe neighborhood.