I always took my guest there for wine tasting in his Cellars .. eclectic guy and got to sit with him a few times and he regaled us with stories of being one of the first late night TV RE guru's .. he has done quite well in the wine bizz though..

To negotiate successfully, we had to get terms that would help us grow and reach our financial goals.Some things get better over time, like good wine.

RIP, I’m going to pour out some moderately priced wine in your honor tonight).

Quote from @CJ Wine: You can recoupe that money with the over-market rent you should receive, but if you choose not to renew after 3 years and want to rent/sell as a standard SFH, you then have to tear the walls and such back down and now have a bunch of furnishings you probably need to get rid of.Why would you have to tear down the walls and other additions?  

While I can get information on this question online, such as brick is obviously more durable and long lasting have a better resale value than vinyl, I'm still struggling to make the decision on which property to go with.There is a quadplex vinyl exterior property for 210 per unit versus brick exterior property with wooden deck in the backy for 230 per unit in middle Tennessee.

I am looking into offering wine storage in my facility.  

Then, think of only buying houses etc. in the fire zones that are made out of concrete and steel and cinder blocks, without asphalt or wooden shingles.

Tampa is great for the nightlife and offers a lot of new places to wine/dine but the traffic can get a little crazy. 

Totally agree  to me the risk of getting a bummer after flying all the way from the west coast to Paris or anywhere across a pond is simply not worth it other than maybe a wine tour group to Tuscany etc..

He even built a wooden door structure in front of his apt door with a padlock to prevent access back in 2021.