@Todd Powell we tell our kids that social media is like having a digital tattoo, once you post something it’s there for good.

An exception for example could be a really old retail center where you have a tattoo shop already where it might be a fit there.When I see retail centers there are certain tenants that tend to be non-optimal.

One guy who moved in after the husband moved out looks like an MS-13 gang member with tattoos all over his face..tear drop tat under his eye and all.

Renting the apartments should more than cover any mortgage and allow the small business (coffee shop, pizza joint, or tattoo parlor) to operate without having to worry about covering rent.

Personally, there's a bit of silver lining to this whole thing such as seeing car prices decrease quite a bit in the near future, and seeing lots of stupid businesses I hate that my enemies work in, such as hotels, timeshare, tattoo parlors, and any artsy fartsy type stuff get absolutely decimated by the lockdowns.CASH IS KING 

Now i can understand being a little dirty because the last job was a little messy but coming to the job late, smelling like the inside of an A-hole wearing a bud light tee shirt and having overgrown hair and face tattoos says alot about the kind of business you run.

If you were a long distance out-of-state investor, had a head-shot, and occasionally traveled to see properties and network with other professionals- how much would a lot of tattoo's hold you back?

Tenant was a jerk, a tattooed biker, and his girl friend through her millionaire dad paid the rent threw him out two months later. 

I was reached out to by the property owner of a commercial building- used to be a tattoo shop downstairs and a 3 br 1 ba upstairs.

The potential new buyer owns a tattoo parlor and makes about $100,000 a year