The food part is one thing, but charging them rent is another.I'd also check if the three are relatives or if they lied. 

We love wine and food- the place is just taking off and hope to build a few cabins and a home for us.

This will give us a edge as the goal is to have a waitlist of students in hand as we build so we can cater directly to the demand.Our solution is to rapidly develop housing through modular 2-4 unit apartments, which are as or more competitive then any other form of LTR I've underwritten.

I have them all replaced. 2. curtains/drapes are stained with food and whatever red, purple color. 3.

If it's not transportation, housing, or food, don't spend a dime on it. 

@Jay HinrichsReminds me of the cereal companies creating the nutrition / food pyramid.Of course they are gonna have an opinionated pieceI agree in vacation / beach areas they are great but once you start getting into true residential neighborhoods I can see them being very problematic

- Are the markets likely to experience the most rent and price growth going forward likely to be:     - Markets with the lowest supply coming online    - Markets with the best schools    - Markets with the lowest crimeAnyways - food for thought!

Honestly investor friendly anything is like the RE version of "organic" [insert food product]. 

Just food for thoughtTry to locate a copy of the lease or a bank statement with her deposit on it as others have mentioned.Best of luck.

Could look at Food Truck rental spots.