Not restaurants to homes as before 2018.

All numbers & due diligence has not been completed but this is all information that I have.Mixed Use - 2 retail (Restaurant / Hair Salon), 4 Apartments (3 1BRs / 1 2BR)Parking: 4 spots for apartmentsLocation: Main street, near center of town, plenty of municipal parking nearbyRoll: Restaurant -  $4,745 w/ escalations (14 years left), Salon - $2,900 w/ escalations (9 years left)Apartments all rent at $1,200 per month with some room for growth.  2 units have longer term tenants. 

Now we plastic the windows and essentially never shut the propane stove off.

My business (buy and hold, property mgmt, real estate retail sales, wholesale, real estate consulting, and development) works no matter the day of the week; however, we typically don't get started with emails and phone calls around 9 - 10 am each day and shut things down around 8 pm each day. 

Hey all,My in-laws are retiring from their restaurant business and we are starting to help them look over their current assets/liabilities and see what they should probably dump or downsize on.

The went away for the weekend with it running and it did not shut off, or it continuously ran and the drain hose disconnected from the sink. 

now since City shut it down it's at 300K.

@Kuba F.It is not a great school district but a good commuter area with a lot of shops, restaurants, etc right around it.

In an area where a lot of professionals live, great school district, an upcoming area because it's new, clean and well maintained, lot of new housing there and shopping/restaurant being built.

Why was the water shut off between tenants?