I'm most familiar with Listsource.com as that is the site we use primarily.I would recommend doing a quick search in the search bar for direct mail companies. 

I don't see a restaurant/bar/coffee shop being opened up there.... has to be some sort of office, like a RE office, a law firm, or something of that nature, and limits its potential tenant pool....I really really like this one and see big potential in it....

My immediate next steps are that I'm putting burglar bars on doors and windows ($2200)The good news is that the insurance claim process was extremely painless and I already have a check from them. 

Seems like a no-brainer to me barring something catastrophic happening the properties would be paid off in 20 years.  

I'm talking about somewhere near the clubs, bars, hotels, and businesses. 

@William Hochstedler  Yes, the length of time before the Statute of Limitations can be used is very state specific, http://www.bankrate.com/finance/credit-cards/state-statutes-of-limitations-for-old-debts-1.aspx  but the general principle is broadly accepted and a statute of limitations defense is available in every state. http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/statute-of-limitations-state-laws-chart-29941.html  However some states do exclude mortgages. http://www.americanbar.org/groups/litigation/committees/realestate/news_analysis/news_developments_2015/state-mortgage-foreclosure-statute-of-limitations.html  Here is a quote from the above link to the American bar association website regarding using the various state Statutes of Limitations in regard to mortgage liens.As a result, it is not uncommon today for a mortgage to have been in default for five years, six years, or even longer before a foreclosure is finally commenced or reactivated.

.* of course this is barring a major trump administration f-up.  

They set a bar and only invest when they can jump over it, and try to get as good as possible within that framework.

They want to be close to the action (bars & restaurants).

I simply don'tObviously there needs to me industry standards for tenant placement .. but other than that I see no special skill in this.Now if you run a PM company with a bunch of C and D class then yes Katy bar the door your in for a lot of work.