BTW, the second to last bar in SubB graph below is our purchase, just so you know how we use the data to (hopefully) build in our cushion when we screw up an acquisition.

Cleveland Bar ***’n v.

You can plot sales$ per square foot instead... or put in trend lines... or add in all transactions for a property (e.g. you'd see flippers buying low and selling with a higher bar) rather than the current owner.

Hopefully you are now being given a clearer understanding of the (often frustrating) TIME & KNOWLEDGE involved behind the scenes to get the job done properly.

Also had cabinets hanging down to the right that separated the living space and made everything feel closed off and dated.Took down the cabinets over the bar, cleaned up the rest of the cabinets and added new counter tops and stainless appliances. 

There's one thing for sure, people love the area and there are restaurants and bars popping up everywhere.I think given the right situation, it would give a new investor (like myself) an opportunity to really ad value to a place and get the ball rolling in the right direction. 

I am a former police officer and set the bar high and I am not at all pleased with them.

There is a meet up tonight at  Billy's Sports Bar tonight located on 161 st between Jerome and Gerard, it is $10.

I would love to connect and discuss some time.Also, we are having a meetup tonight at Bar Louie, Tempe Marketplace.  

DC has a very exciting, but very competitive investing scene.