I'm not shut off to the idea of spending money, I understand it's the cost of doing business.

One is an established restaurant and the other a furniture store.

In this book I learned why it’s so important to ask good questions and then shut my mouth.

Being near medical facilities, recreation areas and restaurants are a few pluses.

We are rehabbing a 25K 3 story building and looking to attract a restaurant go to into the first level.

We are purchasing a commercial building in Lake Lure NC ( convenience/ grocery on top restaurant below) and we need to set up the two corporations and have a CPA/ lawyer on our team.

It’s in a downtown up and coming area with new businesses being started (cafes, restaurants etc.) - this area also lacks downtown living. 

I’d let them manage it unless you are concerned that they won’t pay it on time which may have negative consequences on you (think late fees, water shut off if the non payment goes on too long, being turned over to collections, etc) On the flip side, if you don’t trust them to pay the property related bills, you need a new property manager

I'd like to still have funds to fall back on in case everything falls apart or the world shuts down again or something else unpredictable happens lol!

So companies, restaurants especially, they wanted to open back up once the lockdowns started lifting, had a hard time finding people because people were being paid more to stay at home than work.