Matt and Tim- If you want better attendance, I suggest you hold it in AZ at The Heart Attack Grill!!

I would buy a picnic table and a $50 grill and reward the tenants with a new area in the back of the building for cookouts- eliminating parking. 

The debris is basically toys, plywood, grill, etc.. probably a 10'x10' section of "stuff".

To power night light and everyone's electric gizmos.Sewer- Compost toilets above ground.Propane tank open grills, put breakable seals. 

I was thinking of putting in a picnic area with park grills, and a fire pit, and a covered picnic table area, maybe a few gazebos that overlook the spring on the property, I noticed that some tenants have kids, maybe a little play ground.

Buy a Yeti cooler and a George Foreman grill and call it a "minimalist" loft.

I lived in Pass-a-grille, St.

Reaching out and grilling them for what's new or changed right before I sign new tenants will definitely be the plan but it's an extra step I shouldn't need to take. 

Grill, tuRn, tuRn, Remove, seRve.

Our menu features center-cut steaks, wood-grilled flatbreads and artisan salads and sandwiches, along with an interesting, everyday wine and cocktail selection.