We washed the concrete with a garden hose and chemicals.

While a restaurant, say Olive Garden, may be easier to lease to another restaurant.Compare this to SFRs, it is just different.

If most of your competition has a pool, I'd go that route and try to add something indoors like a game room.

Try and also have it close to the rear or front garden hose spicket.If the renter(s) are going to use a small unstable grill or "Cheap" grill it might be a good idea to ban it or require the above.

In 2010, there were "new" cabins - with indoor pools - that sold for $899K a year or two earlier going for less than $250K by the bank. 

Not sure if you found anyone, but would love to connect with you regarding your investment portfolio here in the Garden State!

What you have described is a garden variety land contract with a two year balloon.

Heating costs go up in winter, as does electricity due to the reduced natural light and more people indoors.

There has been some conversations about saunas in the forums and this just came across my screen.https://www.costco.com/almost-heaven-sutton-2-person-indoor-...Not sure if it is a good deal or if it is a solid unit, but it is pretty reasonable.

I'm also a big fan of gardening.