@Ryan P. 1) I would refrain from publicizing how much money you have to invest2) I second what @Ian Ippolito recommended in terms of looking into various strategies3) prior to investing into anything, educate yourself and talk to others that have invested in the niches you're considering to ensure these are the best options for you4) food for thought, if you keep your house in Miami as a rental for some time, you can then sell it as an investment property and exchange it (1031) and buy into DST.Best of luck!

Note that the NEC now requires a GFCI for refrigerators but many local inspectors allow you not to do this because if the thing nuisance trips, all the food will go bad.

The units are located in a strip mall w/a grocery store as the main tenant and smaller pads w/fast food restaurants & other local businesses. 

Much appreciated food for thought thank you all!

My husband has spilled food and drink just as bad as my son, and I affectionately call him my biggest kid, whereas our daughter never made a mess.

Not assisting living or nursing home but homes for elderly who just can't keep up with their property and want an apartment and maybe someone there encase they need food and to make sure they take medication and if they just need some help.  

You gave me excellent food for thought!

These are just a few questions and comments to give you food for thought. 

Hello all,I am interested in purchasing a NNN commercial property maybe something like a fast food restaurant Fortune 500 tenant $1-2mill.I do not see posts about this at all and need help in researching and educating myself.I know they are generally very low cap rates (I'm seeing 5-6% right now on loopnet).I have heard from podcasts that loopnet is the "trash bin" of real estate and it's better to get a connection with a broker who deals with these types of properties.My question is:How can I, as an investor, learn and educate myself on what exactly is a good purchase price for a property taking into account the asking price and cap rate?

My physician recently told me that if I didn't cut back on the caffeine intake and junk food that i'd be looking at a 'stage 2 bubble,' myself.