You've got Stanley Marketplace, one of Denver's original upscale food and boutique shop halls. 

(Just kidding, love Kiwi food: roast lamb is my favorite, fond of beets and fried eggs on burgers, meat pies, hokey pokey ice cream, pavlova.. even huhu grubs in my hangi...bluffy oysters...getting hungry...) 

I have an uncle who bought a parcel that already had a contract to lease it to a Sonic Fast Food Restaurant Franchisee for 20 years with a lease for $8,000 per month.

Deal highlights: $165k purchase price, estimating 6% cash on cash return with 7% vacancy and cushions for repairs, legal, advertising, etc.

@Brad Bellstedt Thank you for the response, a lot of food for thought in there!!

Or if you did get one, was the inspection report not detailed enough to highlight the potential problems? 

Highlight a 5-10 properties that catch your eye and look up the local school district and local precinct - for accurate crime stats.To get "a feel" for the neighborhood, I recommend driving by the different areas during weekends and evenings.Lastly, a local Realtor can point you in the right direction if you have a particular price point in mind.

It is an amazing city, with great food, sports, and culture. 

Many things can leave smell or residue (cigarettes, marijuana, vaping, candles, greasy food fry).

We very recently purchased a food truck and are attempting to get that rolling as well.