However, they are frought with risk because many are special use properties (ever see a chinese food restaurant in a former KFC?)

This includes critical programs such as: Social Security & Medicare, Medicaid & SNAP (food assistance), Pell Grants & Head Start, and Rental Assistance Programs". 

Lexington is calmer than Columbia but still has plenty to do and great food and activities and its not a far from Columbia.

This is the first month he is now barely giving any money when I ask about the rent.I was willing to take him with his cat, turns out he does not take care of his cat and needs constant prompting to attend to the cat.I try to keep myself out of their rooms as it is none of my business how they want to keep their room but he lives in trash, old food and I noticed multiple piss bottles.

That said, I've been seeing the TIC (tenants in common) becoming a popular alternative to converting to condos. may want to look into that as well. none of this is intended to discourage you from moving forward, just some food for thought. 

2) Consuming the food stuff of others?

We visited there speaking at a conference many years ago about NNN properties.The weather is nice and food is good but cost of living very high along with the taxes.

It's hard enough to find food management much less good builders from a distance.I've heard good things about Columbus, but I'm just getting my feet wet and gaining some familiarity with Cleveland market.

We bring all our own food, linens, etc, and typically don’t even have running water at these locations.

Easy access to the Shore Acres recreation center and the new middle school.A short drive to the new Whole Foods and the 4th Street corridor.