Hey all, thought I'd throw this out there to see what feedback I could receive...My story starts in 2016 when I bought my first place in Charlotte, NC; a two bed, two bath condo within walking distance to nightlife, restaurants, transportation, and most importantly, delicious breweries! 

Just a few minutes from Supermarkets, Supercenter Stores, Malls, Banks, Restaurants, and Legoland.

There is a huge refinery there that is expanding and starting back up after shutting down in 2012. 

If the store front becomes a restaurant the prices escalate steeply.The mortgage is between you and your bank.

I have units in several cities and the cities that I see shutting it down are the ones with strong hotel markets and the cities that are putting in strict ordinances have a lot of city complaints from neighbors.

Thought I’d love the restaurant business!

But he knows he is 100% in violation- as is the owner of the building you are looking to buy.He should be registered with the NJ Dept of Community Affairs and subject to the 5 year inspections.My neighbor's would be shut down in a heart beat.

Hi allFirst off, and as a disclaimer, I have zero experience in commercial real estate as it pertains to restaurants and businesses, which is what this question focuses on.

Hanging on the front door knob is also a water shut off notice stating there is a bill of about $1500. 

The government has shut down before and things went on as usual for SEC8.