Those that own and run their own restaurants and nurses.

If you host it during the evening, most not too busy restaurant would probably let you use the space for free, in exchange of attendees purchasing food & drink.

Huntington has some hot area too with all the foodie restaurants popping up around there.

After the inspection he did a walk-through with me to explain the problems with the property and what to look out for when I go to a viewing.Here's his major findings:1.House has no main electric shut-off panel. 2.

If you go with a vinyl Click plank you can come in less than $2/ft on flooring.home depot or floorstoyourhome.comI have been adding restaurant style sprayer faucets off Amazon for about $60 and under cabinet lighting $40 to make a statement.

That way you don't get shut down at the get-go.

As for the utilities in tenant names (gas and electric), I called the companies and had them set me up on a sort of "landlord plan" where it notifies me if the account is about to get shut off, then auto-reverts to me once the account is shut off. 

Not just the money that ends up being put into them but also, I run a restaurant full time (70+ hours a week) and then do the REI on the side, so Idon't have time to work on my own vehicle or have it going back to the mechanics much since I need my vehicle all the time!

I have had tenants unplug the fridge and leave the doors shut, which basically causes the fridge to smell horrible as the moisture allows mold to grow.I would turn off the water inside the property, but tell the landlord you are doing this.

You could talk about Phoenix or anywhere else in Arizona but I consider them vegas without the shows, the restaurants, the gambling, the tourists, the excitement, and they tack on state income tax.