Someone more experienced and qualified can go ahead and shut me up whenever they feel ☺️

New restaurants keep coming and investors.

It will likely be some time before fully closing our business, but shutting off to new customers and letting natural attrition run its course, I'll be transitioning to full time RE over the next two years. 

I can eat outdoors at a restaurant probably 300 days a year listening to live music on the patio. 

I think telling them you might use them in the future but provide all of this free crap today is a waste of time.Any smart commercial broker will not spend time on such things.Why not just pay for a report or send them a nice gift card to the restaurant of their choice?

Good times....I used to think it was cloudy too until I realized that it was always clear on Sundays - that's when all the factories are shut down.The pool and gym in my complex were closed daily from 11am-1pm so as "to give people two choices - a morning or afternoon session - instead of just one". 

I see a lot of artsy mom and pop restaurants popping up which is a good sign.

@Stone Teran  Here are a few ideas for your consideration (from a member of your target audience - an "Old Dawg"):Introduce a referral program for your existing tenants where they get a free months rent, restaurant gift cards, etc. for referred tenants who sign a one-year lease. 

Also, I would shut down LLC after sale.

Also something I have seen locally is agents doing short videos on local businesses like restaurants.