Usually free food and free drinks.

After working full time through my school years, putting myself through college, progressing through a few unfulfilling desk jobs, then starting my own renovation business, then partnering in a food business startup, then growing the renovation business into custom new home construction that ultimately ended up in bankruptcy at the market crash, followed by working a couple more years with a small-but-prominent renovation firm in my area, then recently starting my own business again as a cabinet refinisher... well, I've learned a lot about business - most of it the hard way.

Usually free food and free drinks.DFW REI Network Investing Meetup - https://www.meetup.com/DFW-REI-Network-Investing-Meetup/ - Started in Bigger Pockets this group meets once per month.

FYI the cats look very healthy and they had plenty of food.

My tenants cover my my mortgage, utilities, food, and gas bill for the month......and it’s so easy.

You've got Stanley Marketplace, one of Denver's original upscale food and boutique shop halls. 

(Just kidding, love Kiwi food: roast lamb is my favorite, fond of beets and fried eggs on burgers, meat pies, hokey pokey ice cream, pavlova.. even huhu grubs in my hangi...bluffy oysters...getting hungry...) 

Investors would be wise to cater to this generation.Late Baby Boomers are Renting More OftenWhile many experts believe that Millennials are the key renter demographic, other factors are pushing Baby Boomers into the rental market.

I have an uncle who bought a parcel that already had a contract to lease it to a Sonic Fast Food Restaurant Franchisee for 20 years with a lease for $8,000 per month.

@Brad Bellstedt Thank you for the response, a lot of food for thought in there!!