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I'd also serve alcohol and use that to drive revenue.

It would be the equivalent of having a tenant in your building operating a alcohol brewery without a license or someone operating a alcohol distribution business out of your property without a license.

Don’t leave alcohol.

Campus $500-$600, alcohol programs are $600-$700 (This actual reminds me that I have seen rent by the room in C locations with these special programs)I have not seen the effect of COVID on rent by the room yet.

Mention driving distance, you're biased against people too young to drive, visually impaired people, people who suffer from alcoholism and lost their license, poor people who lost their license because they can't pay child support, etc.

Solution: Partner with a local homeless assistance agency and learn the ins and outs of dealing with people who struggle with mental illness, alcohol, and illegal drugs.

A lot of people living there that were clearly under the influence of drugs and alcohol and a lot of homelessness  still plagues the city. 

Alcohol is so pricey, food is pricey, sales tax is one of the highest in the country 10.1%.  2.

I ended up paying the squatters to leave because they were going to drag this out especially the prostitute with both her special needs children (no doubt that way because of her hard drug and alcohol use).