I rented to the people who worked the bars/banks/restaurants/retail that served ND students.  

@Peter MacKercher runs one that meets on a Wednesday at a restaurant in South County (I think).

Id make sure it’s not cash , I’d do something that can be traced for tax reasons , maybe a gift card to a restaurant or home depot .

More people working from home, more box stores put out of business by Amazon, more restaurants and other small businesses shutting down...this is going to be a bad time for commercial property.

as a mexican catholic (and yes people, i am here legally and i pay taxes), i've had a lot of debates with people about politics because i tend to be conservative (i joke with my wife that i want a bumper sticker that says "warning: right-wing radical on board"), where as, in general, hispanics tend to be progressive/democrat.

Now that I think about it, there are billions of things I don't expect to happen...For example, I don't expect a U.S. invasion by Norwegian housewives hell bent on taking over fast food restaurants and conveniences stores across the nation.

We don't eat at fast food places, in fact we seldom eat at any restaurant that has more than one location!

If you have any Mexican restaurants you recommend we try, please let me know!

The area may support coffee shops with transactions in the single digit dollar amounts but I don't see it attracting the types of restaurants, bars and shops that make NuLu an appealing place to work/live/visit.NuLu took off because of the awesome restaurant and retail scene that came in.  

I have a 20 unit all 1 bedrooms but it is in our downtown area walking distance to bars/restaurants.