In the shopping center we have our own store occupying the entire space.My dad approached me saying he wants me to take over the store and all its assets for free as a gift,If I buy the building from him.

If you look back at how almost every area has gentrified in the past, they all start the same way with 'artists' migrating from an overpriced neighborhood into a new low-income neighborhood, and opening up coffee shops & other millennial-esque stores.

Don't forget the clone /knock off of real sites or companies and if you're lucky the PO box at UPS store or similar lol

Yes, I keep track of prices at the big box stores and set a conservative budget on each project.

I assume this also means you’re going to go to the various supply stores, shop for everything and get it to the job site?

Store front, 2 apartments.

I thought I heard there would be but I don't see it here on the website store. 

But a fat  wad of greasy twenties stinking of sin...I'm just a man, Cody.

If I was guess I would say minimum of 100k to buy the equipment .. then you have staff and that is always an issue.she also has an ATM  but that has caused her to get broken into a few times.. but it does create revenue.and its a lot of work.. she also serves light food  breakfast sandwiches  lunch  sandwiches etc. you need commercial coolers in the back to store the gallons upon gallons of milk etc.I have seen out our way these do pretty good and that's the little mini drive through stands that are manned by one person and or two max.. all in a little trailer with drive lanes on both sides.. hitting the commuter traffic. you get permission to put one in a shopping center parking lot that kind of thing.  

Then go to a home goods store and charge about $1000 of staging decorations—pillows, Knick-knacks, fake flowers and plants, throw blankets.