If you can beat 12% vacancy rate (remember: half of this is commercial), maybe you get that up to 8.5% or so.And, remember that a 15% return on $1000 doesn't means you can treat your SO to see Avengers in the theater at the end of the year. 

In a mall , a theater , church , work or concert it can happen .

We live off Potranco/1604 in San Antonio and the area seems to be growing especially with the new shopping center and movie theater planning to open in the future.

None of them want to deal with any prevention on the outside.I posted my issues in the AVS forum (because I was discussion theater construction for my basement) and their opinion is that I do not have a severe water issue and that I need to take steps to stop the water coming towards the house.

This property sits in an awesome location right in the center of town next to the mall, restaurants, movie theaters etc...It's on the main road that goes through town with very high traffic. 

There is plenty to do, amazing wineries, casinos, live music, theater, great restaurants, and tons of parks.

They don't ever happen in Police precincts or on gun club ranges; they mostly occur in places (schools, theaters, malls, concerts) where there are NO WEAPONS ALLOWED policies.  

There is a small live playhouse in morongo valley (groves theater) — and ive thought it would be fun to write a screenplay of this scenario.  

Don’t put yourself in a bad financial position because you want to look “Insta-famous and rich”You can do a lot of value adds for your tenants to make it win/win.. very similar to upcharging you get at restaurants, movie theater, airlines etcThings you can do and charge an override off top of my head...Also make sure you can charge things to tenants.

One old art-deco theater building and a note I'm getting paid on from another building I sold to the occupant are all I have left of the commercial side, which I'm slowly getting out of.