Such a great city to live in right now. 300 days of sun, cool bars and restaurants everywhere, great beer, legal weed, arts, low unemployment, proximity to the mountains.

The area just West of Howard Red Line used to be rough area and now it's got some nice restaurants I just did a 3 unit house hack client there and numbers worked where they are living almost completely free.

... unless you had a family member in a Mexican jail and you needed cash to pay off the federales to get them out maybe it is worth it.I don't get it, you made a rushed desition to go all in and pay cash, you quit your job and now you are willing to go all-in again with 42K.

Property has appreciated considerably due to fortuitous swing in neighborhood business/restaurant investments and okay neighborhood becoming a very desirable neighborhood.

This is one reason you often see restaurant spaces trading at lower cap rates than say, Walgreens, since the marketability of the property is slightly better.  

The development is a brand-new concept with a design and experience that will reflect the rich culture of the Choctaw people.The four-story, 202,000 square-foot development will include 100 hotel rooms, 600 slot machines, eight table games, several restaurants and bars, a pool, an outdoor venue with an amphitheater, beer garden and a family-friendly game zone.In addition to the resort, a 12,000 square-foot mercantile will adjoin the property offering a small market, convenient food options and a fuel station with 24 pumps.

You most certainly would NOT want a liquor store, bar/restaurant with loud music, strip club, or anything like that.  

If you use a Mexican corporation, it'll have to file a tax return in Mexico and it'll be taxed on the net profit.This is to just to give you an idea.

Here's my scenario, the franchisee of a national QSR restaurant and myself are finalizing the terms of a lease for a build to suit.

I live right outside of Gettysburg and it’s not only a great tourist area but it’s growing a little bit with more shopping and restaurants