They might also need a tower in your location so if site is zoned to allow for cell phone towers that could be a way you could generate perpetual income for a ground lease.

Yes, it's expensive to suffer closing costs on the acquisition loan, and then refi 6 or 9 months later....but it's not a perpetual deal.

The idea you need to spend money on a CRM or mailing/social media campaign or fancy ads in order to "accelerate your business" is a falsehood perpetuated by the same institutions that sell such gimmicks.  

There is a reason the artist stereotypes are so prominent... there is enough truth in them to keep them alive, and sadly, a lot of artists perpetuate the stereotypes they despise!  

There is something I call an "Income Trap".It explains the false sense of security a 6-figure salary gives the average upper middle class American family.The scam is the same.It's a carefully crafted web of lies:1/Live the American Dream from day zero (2 financed cars, big suburban house+mortgage,annual vacation, private school for 2 kids)2/Max out your 401K contributions (employer matched or otherwise)3/Save for 6-month emergency fund.4/Relax and watch Game Of Thrones.THE END.Then I read Thomas Piketty's super-awesome book: "Capital".It became quite clear there's a conspiracy to keep most Americans firmly in that trap.I am convinced that trap is carefully orchestrated and perpetuated by Wall Street.The lie in the scam above is that it restricts people's thinking within a steel box of their own income.There is no way to abundance inside that box.Congrats for making the decision to step out of the box.Your life will never be the same again.

No angle for me here, just passionate about my city and being helpful. aka you're stereotypical MidwesternerBest,-Q

Glowing lights at all times, randoms walking around at odd hours, and not to stereotype but attracting the type of people who would constantly use junk food vending machines.

Cost me 2-3 grand and the continued monthly bill in perpetuity.2.)

Keeping the lips sealed is one of those things that pisses people off, especially agents who perpetually want everything done yesterday, but it really is "for your own good" as this thread highlights.Hi @Patrick Senas,You've provided a lot of information, but obviously I do not have your paperwork in front of me so nothing below is for certain.

@Carl M.Because if you scale it up and your city has an ordinance against it you get fined and it feeds the negative stereotype that 'real estate investors' will do anything to make a buck, ethics be damned.