Then there is the concept of opportunity costs from lost of capital or lack of cash flow.My personal business model was to achieve FIRE quickly through real estate.

If the tenant ever moves out just know that second generation restaurants are very valuable because a new restaurant owner can come in with very little capital and get their concept going.

The wall between the kitchen and dining room was removed to make for an open concept living area on the main floor.

Re-directing tax funds to "affordable housing" is a very nebulous concept, short on specifics, and likely to not move the needle.  

I think you're right to the concept above not being a great concept.

The 30 year fixed rate loan would be a better fit for this purpose.You might be able to think of some other scenarios but hopefully this concept is good enough to know the difference between the two. 

Timing matters more than knowledge.Serious, how hard is it to understand down payment, mortgage, buy a house , rent it out.You're right, the general concepts are pretty easy to get but the devil's in the details.

It's hilarious to me how many people judge the concept of social media influencer as if their career is any better. 

It's in the heart of a tourist destination with highly coveted dining/retail brands that are NOT in co-tenancy with the theatre and are doing quite well.Thanks to current conventional wisdom with regards to theatres, I feel I'm in a unique position where I have the chance to come up with a creative utilization concept that may lead the way for the thousands of exhibition screens currently sitting idle or way below break even utilization.Bottom line, much smarter people than me on this forum and would love to hear ideas, crazy or otherwise.

Rinse and repeat.You really should read "Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat" by David Greene and wrap your head around this concept.