The jobs I would be targeting are management consulting and general management jobs in the food industry.

My next bit of advice to not have carpet whatsoever because tenants will generally not take great care of it (dropping food, wine, coffee etc. on it).

Is there a whole foods nearby or within close driving distance.

This diversity is reflected in the food, music, and overall atmosphere of the city.3) Beaches and outdoor activities: Miami is famous for its beautiful beaches and outdoor recreational opportunities.4) Nightlife and entertainment: Miami is known for its vibrant nightlife scene, with numerous clubs, bars, and restaurants.Overall, moving to Miami can offer a unique and exciting lifestyle!

And, YES, there will be FREE food hahaTentatively, around the beginning of October on a Friday or Saturday.Thanks in Advance!

Pat L, I've had tenants in some of my single family properties just shove food into the drain because they are too lazy to put their trash in the garbage.

Not to mention that the expenses in travel, food, gas, etc are valuable tax right-offs.

The site is over an acre, so that's not an issue either.Store building is around 4k sqft, and has a food counter inside (probably about 2-2.5k of the building is the retail portion, rest is kitchen/office/coolers)The idea is purchase then lease out, but of course while running there should be enough money because if it isn't profitable for an owner it definitely wouldn't be profitable for a tenant.

They usually bring me Cajun food from Louisiana.

I did not leave a review as I was un certain how to do it.this last June there was nothing in the house and the owner said new law they cant keep any thing food related like who is going to be checking.. she had no information how to run anything you know a little handbook type thingee..