I would agree that the rental market took a slight hit with the new housing that went up but that also included the removal of mansion park which housed a good amount of students (and I think that will be the future site of new housing - which is directly across main st from landmark) Other than that I know there are plans to expand the engineering building and various other sites at the Technology campus area down 322 eventually.I've heard that the local neighborhoods on the back side of campus and now behind the new boulevard is a hotspot right now - with new food and retail venues going in and being walking distance to everything it seems to be a good target area.

Depending on the venue some might require you to buy food/drink if at a restaurant, but not all. 

Hey there, I'm an agent from St George checking out this venue!

Hopefully we'll have clarity on whether or not this is a suitable venue Monday of next week.If we flunk here I'll find something else.

It’s not the best venue for speakers actually.....very hard to hear a presenter with other people coming and going in the same space.  

Also other entertainment venues like skating rink, but these are places I have no experience with so I am very hesitant about those. 

Thanks Don-you're TOO nice for this venue!

Plus other successful projects) I have had to parade in different venues outside of RE investing, therefore, no grand capital.

You get situations where the landscaping is magnificent but the HVAC repair bills are through the roof since the board consistently failed to replace 30 year old failing equipment.As an aside, many of the older properties have utilities paid out of the HOA.

One thought is to look for the "gratis" industry magazines like "Coastal Living" or "Dream Homes" (San Diego) sitting out in front of broker offices or similar venues catering to this segment.