Also, have you seen the restaurant prices these days, having a full kitchen if you have a young family, is a big deal.

You could give an address, check-in check-out hours, directions, restaurant or other recommendations,.

Native New Mexican here, transplanted to Massachusetts.Bought first property at 33, a 3 story triplex.Re: student rentals, you could concentrate your marketing toward STEM graduate and medical students at UNM.

My husband and I have one house that we rent out and there is a building that I want to buy that has a restaurant in it and with a upstairs that once were apartments and I would like fix them up and rent them out.

On the other side of the spectrum is something like a hotel, which not only is a real estate business but also a convention/conference business and restaurant business.

My building would go from being surrounded by farms to surrounded by hotels, restaurants and business literally within a few years if all goes according to plan.

Sure you can call past landlords but most go back at least 2 deep as the current ones might have gave a good review to get rid of them.It's kind of like analyzing buying a business where a restaurant seller says see I opened up and I was doing 15,000 a week sales and with a little bit of work you can do much better than me.

If you were opening up a restaurant, you would run the numbers based on you overseeing all operations (of course you'd have managers but probably not to the extent of overseeing all aspects of the business).

A week later at 10 at night I’m at a restaurant with friends and I see my phone light up.

I worked part time in restaurants and was able to bring in an extra $400/week or $1600/month(dont make this a long term plan).