How about living on a street where nearly every evening for the past two decades, neighbors, adults and children, set up tables and chairs in the middle of a street off the heart of downtown to gather and hang out, but after the neighborhood starts gentrifying, the newly moved in neighbors complain to the city officials to stop the gatherings? 

Her husband thought she was crazy and neither him nor her adult children are involved with her rental business. 

If you have some patience then you may want to entertain rent stabilized buildings but those too can take a while to get the rent going but not as long as rent controlledThat's my 2cents, hope it helps

They are informative while very entertaining.

We submitted plans called "a home office, with entertainment bar (reason for kitchen cabinets, and small bar sink)".

It is always worth entertaining as an option.

The only way to reverse the labor shortage is to start teaching kids (and adults for that matter) that the trades are a legitimate, respectable, and often times equally lucrative alternative to college.

I also only sell investment properties and sometimes get something in the entertainment district.

In the heart of the entertainment district with high foot traffic, second floor with great street views. 

Parents were paying up front for their adult child.