The site is over an acre, so that's not an issue either.Store building is around 4k sqft, and has a food counter inside (probably about 2-2.5k of the building is the retail portion, rest is kitchen/office/coolers)The idea is purchase then lease out, but of course while running there should be enough money because if it isn't profitable for an owner it definitely wouldn't be profitable for a tenant.

They usually bring me Cajun food from Louisiana.

I did not leave a review as I was un certain how to do it.this last June there was nothing in the house and the owner said new law they cant keep any thing food related like who is going to be checking.. she had no information how to run anything you know a little handbook type thingee.. 

-when you look at the big picture getting outbid is the name of the gameI guess the food for thought is why are you really investing in property and are your flips or rentals or whatever something you would live in- if not then you are probably investing for the wrong reasonsenjoy

They get rent for free, utilities and food aid.

This is due to the Russian legislation concerning enterprises engaged in the food industry, tobacco trade or alcohol.

You and I would pay for food, shelter, things that are essential for our lives, our bills, then buy something else if there is money left, or save it.Lower income people think differently. 

I leave you with food for though.  

I'm working with a container manufacturing company in Vietnam which also builds multiple container homes around the US, AUS, and NZ.

Dog food with toxins included.