Run away from theater or art majors.  

I say that because you can buy yourself a mansion for $300,000 with a 3 car garage, a movie theater and a pool.  

This is much different from our first unit in Charlotte NC, as it's an endcap space in a lifestyle shopping center (think high end retail, movie theater, dining, etc).  

Just love TEDSacramento's Oak Park suburb is a ways from the Bay, but we've gone through this very revitialization process.I've personally been a part of bringing the Guild Theater back to life.

Mini Theater rooms could even be rented out hourly.

Your kids won't be going to school just during school time...nope, you have sports, band, theater and on and on and on.

We have one that grosses $225k that doesn't have views or water, but it has a pool, theater room, game room, hot tub, and sleeps 19. 

I don't go out to eat unless a friend invites me and says they are paying, I rarely buy new clothes, and I go to the movies maybe once or twice a month, and that's to the cheap theater where I only pay $2, and I don't buy any food there.

I see more and more neighborhoods get demolished, one major and I think is still on-going was UCLA area that had 50 year old movie theater and older surrounding buildings, one day i drove down was taped around, next time was nothing left but trees.

They spout out a mandate, and demand things like the out of touch individuals they are.Your job, the local bar, the movie theater, and most everything else is shut down or limited because those businesses decided to do it voluntarily!