Hello - has anyone seen a developer/tenant scope of work breakdown for a build to suit lease/transaction for a fast food/QSR development?

IV, Sec. 1.In other words, if an individual series of a Delaware series LLC is doing business in a non-series state, say Colorado, does the Full Faith and Credit Clause require a Colorado court to respect the internal liability shield of the Delaware series LLC legislation in a suit brought by a Colorado resident seeking to hold the juridical series LLC and all its series liable for an accident caused by the activities of one of the series in Colorado?

Perhaps look for properties with additional rooms to rent, or an ADU (in-law suite)...or room to build one that could offset this loss. 

When I see photos of the prospective tenant traveling all over on their Instagram and they meet all of my other criteria, you have hit the tenant jackpot. 

I'm not sure this space is well suited for a franchised restaurant.

More than likely the insurance company will bring a suit against the tenant.

Those criteria and more will dictate what type of property best suits each investor's abilities and agenda.If an investor finds himself very uncomfortable in lower-income neighborhoods, if the investor finds it difficult to effectively communicate with people who live in lower-income neighborhoods, and if the investor has very little experience being around people who come from lower-income neighborhoods, then it is probably not a good idea for that investor to invest in lower-income neighborhoods.  

I don't know where the wasps were living if it was in a tree or on the house.I had a yellow jacket nest in my back yard last year and the guy had to come out in a bunny suit . it was underground and bigger than a basket ball when he dug it out..

Read about various strategies and pick whatever suits you best. 

A bigger section where my fiancé and I will live (after we get married in August) and a smaller in-law suite section.