Just like restaurants that say "best fried chicken in the state" or bars that say "coldest beer in town".From a signed contract to closing, assuming no lenders (even hard money) involved, you probably could do it in Justin's timeline.

I wouldn't mind a neutral place like a restaurant or I'd prefer somewhere more formal?

Cleveland rental markets thrive on proximity to work, proximity to highways, and (for most young people) proximity to bars, restaurants, and fun things to do.

The operator was a franchisee with approximately 30 restaurants in New Mexico.

I have an interest from 3 unrelated individuals who work at the same restaurant interested in renting the unit.

Right next door to a top restaurant in the city, 2 blocks over from a restaurant hot-spot, and 3 blocks over from a med-school.

Aside from that, I have been in the restaurant business for over 30 years. 

I've thought about this a lot, but I would likely retire and allocate the following:10 mill in cashflowing NNN commercial properties (targeting 8% CoC return so 800K/yr income)5 mill in bitcoin5 mill in private equity investmentsI have a cousin with a bit more than $20M and he invests in mostly real estate and restaurant businesses.

There will be other supplementary businesses around that major job creator (restaurants, raw material providers, etc) that prop up that industry.From there, see what you can afford with your FHA loan.

Our properties are and will be in the busier part of town, where visitors can enjoy a wide range of restaurants, bars, and activities.