Do the other businesses seem to be something someone could potentially live off of or are they more "hobby" type businesses that are not a primary income source for the business owner? 

@Olivia Rojas2 of my favorite fast track methods are: 'For Rent' signs ownersReal Estate MeetupsIf you want to do a little more work but have much better buyers, get a list of cash purchases in the neighborhood in the past 90 days and look up and contact the buyers with your proposition.

So far, the goal setting podcast is my favorite and I think most important I have heard.  

Things like brands, occupations, hobbies, etc. 

I'm sure others will chime in on their favorites. 

@Brian Adkins my few rentals are in Waverly and Belair Edison other than that in the city cedonia, Patterson Park/Hopkins, Hamilton are some of my favorite good rental areas with a decent amount of homeowners in the mix

This is my favorite millennial article for Jacksonville, mostly because its where I buy, fix and flip.

Begin the eviction process only as a pre-emptive approach to protecting your business, be up front with your tenant by making your expectations crystal clear now.A indivulaes career choice is irrelevant, never show favoritism to any tenant for any reason.  

(I'm taking recommendations, so feel free to tell me YOUR favorite books on RE)I work at a Print Shop during the day, and plot my eventual rise to Real Estate Greatness during my nights and weekends.

I love Floor & Decor Nucore LVP — my favorite color right now that i’m installing in all my rentals and flips is Driftwood Oak.