I'm a big outdoors kinda guy so naturally I love the area... the city definitely leaves something to be desired but the surrounding outdoors is unreal!

No arguments here, you can find them furniture.

Columbus continues to grow but remains affordable to its residents who also have access to great entertainment, food, medical care, and the outdoors.

Our units had everything from towels, furniture, cooking utensil to plates, cups, and toilet paper for each unit. 

I do remember some real nice outdoor mall/theater with water fountains in Huntsville I went to lol.

The interior kitchen plumbing ties into an outdoor kitchen on the side.We would prefab the walls, floors and (sloped) roof.

I own 4 furniture stores and only own one of the buildings should I focus on buying a building to move one of them to my own building?

Put together a pro forma (downloadable template) https://www.hudexchange.info/resource/729/sample-development-budget-and-operating-pro-forma-for-a-commercial-and/or-mixeduse-nsp-property/Accounts for acquisition cost, rehab and FFE (Furniture Fixtures and Equipment), professional fees, annual income, operating expenses and will help you calculate your gross, NOI and cash flow to 10+ years out.

(water heater, HVAC, appliances, insects/pest, hot tub/pool repair), etc.Other expenses are replacing the linens, replacing furniture if you can’t get a stain out, pillows,appliances etcDoes it make money now with you not doing anything to it and just using the current revenue?

Always ask for more, the furniture, the old car in the garage, money back and all .the lawn equipment.. you should be in this business to make a profit, not to make a friend!.