The Fed is fixated with 2% inflation, but they are ignoring what is best for average Americans who are just trying to put food on the table.

Smith, Tyson, Schneider Electric, Hankook Tire, General Mills, Mars…to name a few (Chamber).Food!

Interest rate is crazy low (2.63) and the appreciation is ridiculously high if we look at the Zestimate (~45%). even if it does drop down, it will still hold value. 10% immediate loss is duly noted. and that's why it feels like a lost cause to buy now and sell soon.Thanks a lot for the food for thought! 

Currently, I bike and take the bus to work to save on expenses from owning a car, I meal-prep once a week and eat out only occasionally to save on food costs, and I strategize my regular spending to receive the maximum cashback.Looking forward to interacting with this community and learning more about making smart investment choice.

It is completely free, there will be food provided, and multiple industry partners coming to talk and bring information.

Each of them sought the property for their primary purpose of worship/office/etc, and then sought out additional uses as well - nursery school, food bank, place of worship for a Jewish congregation (Saturday versus Sunday), auxiliary space for the local library that needed additional educational space, counseling, etc.There is merit to your concept, but many factors come into consideration:  zoning, parking, how easy it is to "convert" space, etc. 

Limit the fast food. 

I feel having a restaurant tenant will help to fill out the rest of the space pretty quickly if the food is good.Here is a link to the property.

No cheap strategy to explore without spending thousands on a cistern tank, deep water well, or trucking water to the property yearly.

If you are seeking to go back to work, perhaps you're originally employer would take you back as a dispatcher or some other in the building type job until you are recovered enough to get back into your cdl truck job.