Calvin Lee,You won't really find a 7 cap Dollar General in a strong suburban to urban core location unless limited years remaining on primary lease term and mostly cash deals or very small financing.The brand new Dollar Generals with upgraded construction all around in strong suburban to urban core areas tend to sell for 5.75 to 6.4 caps with new leases in place.The 7 cap new Dollar Generals tend to be in crap areas weak suburban to rural and cheap construction and many times on septic systems instead of county or city sewer.Every once in awhile in a strong location there might be a 7 cap with 10 years left on a high end Dollar General at 3 million in price or up.These have no rental increases in primary lease term so year over year your income dollar becomes worth less and less.

We have reached out to the city and they have provided some information about grants but that seems extremely complex without much chance for success as we would be first timers.My question is what options are out there to help with this situation.

Check out a longitude and latitude map, look where MN Twin Cities is, than look at NY and similar along east coast.

B+ is mostOf the suburbs around the city, pockets of south Buffalo like Caz park, some of the West side bordering the Elmwood village and some of North Buffalo.

Off market, through connections I made in the city How did you finance this deal?

I want to move out of Florida, and wondering if outer cities near Nashville would fit my goals.

Hi all,I am looking to become a new investor in the city of Chicago, as I just moved here!

Rather than looking at "good" areas, I'd ask you what cities/metro areas you like to visit or where you already have family or friends that live there.

We've only ever owned in the cities we've lived -- Denver and Colorado Springs.

Its proximity to major attractions, businesses, and vibrant city life ensured strong demand from both tourists and professionals.