We buy new TCL Roku TVs at Walmart.

All high margin companies will cheer and (historically) extremely successful companies like WalMart and Nucor will collapse.

I always go by either the 'WalMart check' (if there is a Walmart in the town), or the USDA has a map that they utilize that is pretty solid (https://www.fns.usda.gov/sfsp/rural-designation).Hope that helps!

Buildium has a service called paynearme that allows tenants to pay in cash at walmart, walgreens, cvs, ace cash express, and 7-11 stores for a fee of $3.99.

The largest has an Applebees, a Walmart, a Lowe’s, a Home Depot, and a 99 restaurant which is new englands version of a Chili’s.

When every local Walmart moved to the property next door to create a super Walmart, they left the old commercial building behind. 

The property manager will provide the leverage you need to get reasonable prices and the work done on schedule.Collecting rents - Most C Class tenants pay the rent in cash through 7-Eleven, Walmart, and similar payment service providers.

Some good points , but some of you didn’t read the question.....It’s also clear some of you have never been through a recession.....I can guarantee, from considerable experience , that when a downturn comes , your class B super neighborhood tenant, the flash guy with a Merc and a house full of toys and kids will be the first to lose his overpaid job, and the first to default on the $1500 rent.....whereas Mr Reliable in Detroit who works at Walmart and pays $450 a month will continue to do so.....But this is about $30k houses, local or out of state......about DOING this, going this route, not reasons why not too......

I also heard there was a "mixed couple" spotted shopping at the local Walmart.

And if you want to argue about scaleability, ask Walmart why they can't compete with Starbuck's benefits?