We painted the whole interior of the house, took down the wall paper in the master bedroom and front bathroom, tore out the carpet in the master bedroom to expose beautiful wood floors and put in new kitchen countertops with a subway tile backsplash.

The numbers work for me and I am awaiting a new subway.

If you want to add a little flair, Stagger the tile "Subway" style.

There appears to be a nicer center nearby across the street, with a Subway, which is a good sign.Good luck with it.

This is a very family oriented area in the city that is safe, has easy access to subway/highways, not congested and oodles of green space/parkland.

Buying and then operating a Subway is "investing" into the business, and is also a JOB.Starting out with no money and no experience in RE makes for a difficult but not impossible road, particularly in rehab flips.

Btw, I forgot the exterior elevation...that my wife sketched on the back of a Subway napkin

I had a lunch in at my local YMCA with Subway sandwiches.

The best investment strategies in DC are buying property flips and rental units within a mile of a metro (subway) stop.

He will be building plans and I would like to go to corporate establishments like Subway, Starbucks, Dunkin Donuts, Bank of America, etc  to let them know we will build our store fronts to fit their requirements.What steps do you recommend I should to get these kind of tenants.