It is 31,000 sq ft of land and there will be no structure I will knock it down, its a cheap and small office.I would like to build something and have a big name lease it, its right next to alot of businesses and a neighborhood and there isn't much in the form of fast food near by.

There will be rioting in the streets daily and you'll need gold, guns, and food stocks..This to say: I don't think the US economy is going in the toilet anytime soon.

Starving, working on a farm under the scorching sun and having barely enough food to survive?

I'd like to keep these long term tenants because I know how are they are to come by, it is worth noting the house is an absolute wreck with food and material items everywhere.The backyard is accessible by an alley way, and plan is to build fence dividing the 8400 sqft lot into two lots and putting an Airstream on empty lot to double the cash flow.

I own 15 rentals and would be delighted to meet people like this.

They are drawn to San Diego for the high pay rate and they usually receive some type of housing stipend, food and even car allowance.

Meanwhile, food service businesses are notorious for having a high failure rate.

Aside from me wanting to house hack (I guess "room-hack), these people will be roommates so I would think excellent tenants would be a must.Anything other pertinent or just food for thought information would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

Lulu always pays the rent (courtesy of the mother-in-law who is a delightful lady who I wish adopted all my tenants).

Sometimes even when they aren’t cooking, the smell of their spicy food just lingers.