One thing stood out to me in your post, "seller would like to close deal asap", I would do some real due diligence on the building, check with the city building and planning departments and make sure that if ownership changes you can still run it as a bar.

My questions are as follows:First, for those of you who have listened to these recordings, which track [or speaker(s)] stood out the most?

I shoped around and they stood out as a top Pm.

I don't know enough about other cities to answer your question but when I researched the USA Memphis stood out in terms of average yields and affordability.

There will have to be studs, trusses, joists, etc that will have to be replaced.

I was talking to him about how he finances and other questions in terms of the market.He was very informative and provided me with a lot of information but one thing stood out that I questioned and wanted to get your opinion on the matter.I told him about my efforts and strategy to BRRRR a house.

Hope to hear from you.Reggie Truss

The thing that stood out to me after I inspected all units was there was a lot of original finish items inside that have never been replaced.

Originally it was to see where I stood and what I needed to work on.

^This way you don't get stood up.