It all depends on your "cup of tea."

I am biased to the areas I mentioned above, but if central city isn't your cup of tea, you can't go wrong in/around the Medical Center.

I like it, but it may not be your cuppa-tea 

My bread n' butter has been drywall/painting over the years & in my spare time i do selling via F.B ads, mostly novelty impulse buys, so a bit different than amazon.Gimme shout if you wanna grab a coffee or tea or somthin' sumtime.Cheers, Kel

Thank you for the correction and yes I would like to invite you for a coffee or tea. :)

I live in Miami but bought a duplex up in Parma, using Nicholas Varner and the Holton Wise group.While Parma may or may not be your cup of tea for a live-in rental (I'd call it a B-, C+ at the worst), they do also have many listings in some of the "better" B+ A neighborhoods.I found them to be quite responsive and will be picking up more multi-families using them as my PM as well as transaction facilitators.

The issue is the assignment does not put you on title (no mortgage insurance or even liability insurance) and if discovered by the lender may invoke a Due On Sale, as under the table, you've created an assumable mortgage, usually denied today.Not my cup of tea...

The tea,coke,etc. has high margin along with appetizers and desserts.If customers are being cheapo and just using coupons for the main meal and getting waters you might as well close down the place as there is no money to be made.Bottled beer drinks have low margins, followed by draft, followed by highest margins with custom liquor drinks.

They reward their loyal patrons with automatic upgrades, free concierge service, free breakfast, almost meal like evening hors devours, deserts, unlimited coffee, tea, water, soft drinks, free internet, business service access, etc.

I have a unique model in the house in the Bronx that is a furnished co-live-work space for entrepreneurs in which I include services like linens, coffee/tea, community manager, etc and for which I'm able to collect rents that are approximately 2x the area rents.