You can't walk into a restaurant and just say, "I'm really hungry" and expect them to give you free food.

If you don't mind dealing with calls about one tenant eating another's food or making a mess, then it could be a profitable decision.

@Matiullah Quraishi dishwashers with food grinders might save you some maintenance.

If it is really messy with food and trash around, you may want to check ducts for rats, mice, and other pests.Good luck!

We are purchasing a single family home that needs rehab on a busy street with a commercial lot across the street with grocery store etc, to the right of the home are tall bush like trees that create a nice barrier but then there is a vacant lot and then a fast food location.

An appetizer tray (real or faux food, depending on your needs), designer furniture, and fresh paint make all the difference.2.APPEAL TO BASIC HUMAN NEEDS: SHELTER, FOOD, & A SENSE OF BELONGINGThis doesn't mean we can set a bottle of wine on the counter and wait for the house-selling genie to work his magic.

He lives in NJ, currently unemployed because he just sold his family food business (was not in his name).

I have been watching RE junk food for around a year now but I recently picked up a pro membership on BP and looking to take action!

There was just a post about refrigerators and tenants wanting $1500 refund for food.

After a long visa process, lockdowns, travel restrictions and more, I am finally in Minnesota and ready to start pulling the trigger on some deals (Just need to find some first :P ) Just wanted to say Hi and looking for a great area in the twin cities and surrounding towns to start looking for a cash flow heavy rental area.Anytips, advice or even food recommendations for the twin cities would be appreciated!!