After the building is auctioned, they will auction the liquor licenses which include beer, wine, liquor, Sunday sales and extended 2:30am sales.  

@Sam Wilson  got it enjoy the rest of your CA  trip  next time stop by Portlandia   we have better wine  LOL..and of course weird people.Cirrus SR 22   I have to pay for the privilege.. 

HiI just got a seller to agree to a sweet price on a property  because an investor told me to bring him a deal.

Sweet!

We have been renting from a sweet old lady for the past year and we realize if we keep renting from her, we will have paid her $100,000 over the course of our 5 year plan.

These tiles are herder to clean as dirt gets caught in the pock marks.We don't use porcelain, they are too brittle and harder to cut, more breakage.All ceramic tiles will chip, drop a heavy object on them and they will break, pour red wine on ceramic and leave it there for days and they will discolor a bit, but not usually bad enough to replace a tile, but if you have to, so be it, that's why you keep spares.I really don't see enough difference between the price grades to justify it and have never replaced a tile floor as yet, some are 20 years old and still look great.I am not saying you should choose the cheapest materials, you need a complete decorating scheme, that is neutral, easy on the eyes, and totally maintainable and durable.

This seems like a pretty sweet deal for him, and conversely pretty raw deal for you.

You might also consider finding a decorative wall hanging...something that suggest "home sweet home."

Cost savings will come down the line once the operation is set up, running smoothly, & you've hit that sweet spot for the number of units you have under management. 

From the investor side I know there are folks who like that they can access cheaper markets within an easy day trip, and get in a little wine tasting or what not as well.