You pay space rent.

They have a full bar and dinner menu with plenty of space to network.

The larger side of the house has 3 BRs, 1.5 bathrooms and a great deal of storage space.

Mine states all vehicles must belong to Tenants, be operational and licensed, no trailers/RVs/campers and other recreational vehicles without prior written approval, park only in designated spaces, no maintenance work can be done on the property, etc.

I find the "space travellers" are unfamiliar with the area, and they are starting off upset (edit note:  spell checker must have changed the spelling I used from "Pis***" to "upset") because they had to travel so far from home base...and mentally that already sets their calculater up automatically multiplying every number by 90%.2 - "Be prepared with comps that favor what I need the numbers to be for after I got a low appraisal". 

I’m in the process of flipping a ranch with a basement 1300 sq ft upstairs- with space off the kitchen - not sure if I should move laundry upstairs- it will require new hookup/plumbing - basement will be fully finished but I was thinking of older buyers ?

The investor could then be prohibited from leasing any additional space to prospective tenants that offer pizza, even if it’s an ancillary part of their menu.

I am in the multi-family space, so I am able to amplify my returns by economies of scale.

I have contacts/friends in the space) or even recently been speaking to some commercial contacts about warehousing/industrial investments.  

If his business occupies 51% or more of the space in the building, then SBA is most likely the best option for this, and it's possible to do 10%.