Definitely food for thought.

May often see more stores like Dollar General, fast food, family owned small businesses etc. as opposed to larger retail stores. 

There's a minimum $250 annual food spend in the clubhouse.The monthly fee is a breathtaking $2,136. 

I offered to buy with all items in place, including food in the fridge and dirty laundry in the hamper.

Not to mention you're also on the bottom of the food chain.So keep that in mind as you go through life.

I have businesses which cater to tourists and I'll tell you, people who visit think Chicago is a fantastic place.

In my experience, when there are pests that invade after the tenant has been there for some time (in your case, 6 months) and there had not been a previous infestation, that there is probably some food source readily available..like scraps on the floor or food stored on the floor or shelves which is not protected. 

Price, food quality, customer service, time to have food ready to eat, ease of getting in and out of location, etc. all play a factor in how the consumer views a food business.

The front door was left open, the house was filthy, no power on, food rotting in the fridge, holes in walls, and tons of stuff lefts in the house and garage.

The front door was left open, the house was filthy, no power on, food rotting in the fridge, holes in walls, and tons of stuff lefts in the house and garage.