As the old saying goes, "you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make them drink." 

They also have the cocktail style arcade cabinets, some are pub table sized, where you can put drinks on them etc..In addition, an Infinity Game Table is something a lot of people are not aware of but makes a big hit.  

UTVs in the mountains may be more of a need than a golf carts at the beach, and while there's always the risk of people drinking and driving at a vacation property, getting drunk is almost the expectation at the beach whereas you can go to the Smokies without the sole goal of getting trashed...maybe.

In addition the poison causes them to need to drink so for the most part they will leave the building looking for water and die outside.

Drink 1 gallon of water a day 2.

It takes less than 30 seconds to take the arm off and the glass/junk filter out of the dishwasher.

Plus you have a big honking parking lot which would be a great benefit to have people come after hours, get a drink and bite before going to a show.That being said. 

You can type solar in the magnifying glass in the top corner and find enough threads to waste a day or two on. 

@Sam BoothTrim trees (don't cut down), flowers or plants along walk way, paint door, river rock or some stone where bushes are, Dark mulch around tree, plant grass, drink a beer and call it a day.That said, I have no idea about the ARV in the neighborhood so that could be too much work...or too little.

Is it gaining or losing population.Hi Michael,Thanks for your comment.I see Toledo as quite a diverse city when it comes to employment.From white collar medical to blue collar steal, glass and manufacturing.I'm sure that you can look things up online further and find out all of the stats/demographics about the employment and population, etc...In my opinion it's very easy for someone like myself to paint a pretty picture about the Toledo market and to "smudge" your eyes with booming figures.Something that I don't practice because every market has it's pro's and con's.I will say this though just like I've mentioned to many other investors over the years.Focus on finding the right people first before focusing on the stats/demographics of a particular market.When you work with experienced investors (As in you have "boots on the ground"), they are going to be the ones that will know the micro economics of specific cities or even regions.So, the broad market stats that you can find online will differ to what people on the ground know to be true.Just my 0.02 Aussie cents lolThanks again mate and I wish you much success