In that case, they may be willing to to forgo profit in order to get a home they want to live in.All that being said, you have defined your numbers, stick to your guns and move on down the road to the next opportunity.

The can't load and fire themselves, and they don't spontaneously combust or explode or anything like that.

This seems so far down the road and such a huge problem to have!

@Paul Timmins Student Housing is something that I've been thinking about further down the road.

They can destroy you, or be passed over like bumps in the road.

HELOC down the road is a possibility.17 - Reno, anything that makes sense that doesn't put your loan amount above what you're qualified for.21 - Just ask "do you have any PITI reserve overlays?"

That's probably not a problem for you, but may be annoying when trying to resell down the road. 

If at all possible, owner financing is your best bet; Just be sure to keep copies of your payments and expenses made in order to secure a conventional re-financing down the road.

The brewery itself might not add much to the job market, but if it is anything like Treehouse by me, it adds a lot to surrounding businesses with food, road snacks, etc because crazy people drive hours to get good beer.

Yeah, I think it'll just come down to having the rent cover the fees later down the road when there are a lot more clients to handle.