Investing $150k and leasing a restaurant will increase the value to about $2M at EOY2.

Consider the scenario of a popular retail center attracting lots of traffic sited a few blocks from a similarly thriving restaurant. ...2.

The COVID shutdown moved us from frequent restaurant dining to only 1-2 times a week and vacations were shutdown until recently.

I had a lot of "buyers" that I talked to ultimately end up being people trying to daisy chain and unable to perform on the properties.

This town has great restaurants, shops, etc.

This has only been further perpetuated by the lack of new construction that is being bottlenecked due to not only supply chain issues but the cost of building.

I feel like this area is really well suited for flips and for AirBNB (especially if you flip it and AirBNB it).Not against meeting up with you guys but I'm not really comfortable with any restaurants or anything right now.

No restaurants or malls unless it's to go to your 3rd job.

Also, with supply chain delays and labor shortages I can absolutely understand that it could take 10 days or even longer to get something repaired because parts are unavailable and technicians are in short supply.

You can probably split the costs with your neighbor...if it were mine, I love working a chain saw and had 3 of them gassed & ready to go for our last spat of bad weather here in Atlanta.The other part to remember, if you have a dead tree on your neighbor's property, put them on verbal & written notice, in a nice way, of the trees condition and, if it falls, they are on the hook because they have been put on notice of a dead tree and chose to do nothing about it.