I found a house that used to be a bar/restaurant but the town changed the zoning to only allow single family properties in that area.

My wife can be in her office downtown in less than ten minutes, I can get a reservation at the best restaurant in town the same day, and I can go from my couch to my seat at a Brewers game during rush hour in 25 minutes. 

I have seen some turned into jewelry stores, camera display store, restaurant speakeasy type thing, Fed Ex shipping type place, etc. 

Some REIA meetings might also have food if hosted out of a restaurant space.You can find some free ones with Meetup.com, but they aren't completely free because Meetup charges the host of the Meetup group monthly fees.

Not much on highways, restaurants, bars, etc.Avg rents looking to be consistently over $1,000 with some upwards of $1,500.

Tennis courts, spa, gym, 2 swimming pools, 2 bars, 3 restaurants and a children's village all invite you to relax.

But there are a lot of new restaurants and bars, as well as a brand new luxury apartment complex.I am still personally a hugh fan of Pleasant Ridge because of the spill over from Hyde Park and Oakley where the rents are insane.

I spent a lot of time working in fast food, restaurants, bars and pizza shops, but throughout the years, I've also dabbled in many other areas.

However, if you are a long ways from public transit, shopping, and restaurants, the unit will rent for far less and be less desirable for investment purchasing.

I would hate to renovate a building to be used as a restaurant then a convenient store company reaches out to me to discuss leasing options.