Succeeding in food service industry is difficult at best, but than succeeding in multi-location food service industry, now were getting into a multiplier event of rarity in success, that sure as heck sounds like a unique area of advantage. 

If you do indeed end up closing on the property, you're going to have a couple of years of working your a$$ off to make extra money and not spending on anything that is not food, housing, or transportation.

So just some food for thought.

Food for thought!

Remove your food from fridge and freezer. 

You will see a food shortage due to fallowing farms before you will see an issue related to urban water use.

If you save 20% of your income for 40 years and you never divorce, you never have a major medical emergency (the number one reason people file for bankruptcy), the government never changes how they tax 401(k)s (that in itself is a huge problem down the road for investors), if we don't "overspend as a country" and go into hyper inflation, (think about that one for a minute), if we never have another war like Vietnam or WWII, if we never have an energy crisis like 1973, if Wall Street is Honest -  you still have black swan events and hidden fees in your 401(k). 

Mild climate with minimal rain, quite a bit of housing for the homeless, good social programs for food access.  

To translate from country folk terms to city folk terms, that means I wasn’t born with a trust fund, and I grew up on food stamps and in trailer parks.

., from impacts to the technology sector, to food and gas prices rising as a consequence.