I'm a good cook, though, so if you want food advice, I can help out there. 

It's in a remodeled church, and I understand the food is heavenly and the ambiance is uplifting. 

The bugs will tend to eat the food scraps and kitchen grease behind the stove and on the walls before the poison.

Make sure the tenants understand that the hoses stay with the prop when they move outIf I pay the water I always put a few drops of food color in the toilet tanks to check for leaksMake sure the bath fan and drier are properly vented.

When you are at the top of the food chain, you can get away with just about anything.  

Your highest rent payers are going to be the restaurants (quick service food).

And I wouldn't do the deal if thats what you need to have happen.The higher up in the food chain you go, the more sophisticated the investor.

Spending 1100 on rent here in CT, 2000 on mortgage in FL, and 2000 on marketing That is 5000+ / month not even counting other minor details like food!

It's good food for thought.

I envision my kids taking language courses and volunteering in whichever community we buy in, all of us slowing down for a few weeks at a time to enjoy art and food and music and architecture and history...and then coming HOME to the good ol' US of A!