I am looking for a $1.2-$1.6m property with a 6-6.75 CAP with AT LEAST a 10 yr term remaining on fast food restaurant locations in larger metropolitan areas ( >80,000 population in 5 miles) preferably in TX and FL but will consider nationwide.The only tool I have really been using has been Loopnet.

Atleast most of you with squatters don't have to share your food with them. 

No fixed food contracts 2.

In the mean time request a 12t P&L broken monthly(trailing 12 month profit and loss) and a current rent roll.

Lynn was also not giving her the meals-on-wheels food that was being delivered each day.

The same concept can be applied to say wanting to partner with someone to start other types of businesses.... like a Food Truck.

Combined with the effective practical loss of some benefits, for example, that lenders may still require personal guarantees, etc..

Will it work for fast food or Starbucks, Subway combo?  

What I'm trying to say is that if you make a mistake somewhere and get into a negative cash-flow situation, you will likely have to sell the thing at a loss to get out of it (if you can't fix the cash-flow problem).Many people don't consider the fact that one can actually lose money investing in real estate.  

ATR Rule, SAFE Act, TILA and RESPA, along with SFRs, Mobile Homes, Multis, etc.http://bundlr.com/b/dodd-frank-safe-act-respa-tilaNot for the impatient or "fast food" answer population.