I recently bought my first investment property. The top floor is a one bedroom apt and the bottom floor is commercial space that was most recently a liquor store. I won’t rent to another liquor store so I’m wonderin...

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A little info..... this is a 20 unit hotel with rooms rented weekly or monthly. It has a restaurant/ba...

Anybody lease to a tenant who's business requires getting a liquor license? We have a prospective tenant for a 6,000 square foot flex space that will need to get a state liquor license for his business.
They are cate...

When I purchased my first rental property, a single family home here in Charlotte, 2.5 years ago I bought my tenants a bottle of their favorite liquor on their move-in day. Looking back at this now, I get a nice laugh...

Hello all,I am looking for advice on where to start in developing a small retail building to lease out.  We (my father & I) currently have 1.76 acres with a 9,200 sq ft restaurant on site.  There is room to add on...

Hello!  I am close to putting a gas station / convenience store / liquor store under contract.  $8M asking price, $3M to business, $5M to the real estate.  The sellers are requesting what I consider an unusually short...

Hi there.I'm a baby learning to walk when it comes to real estate in general. I have 2 houses that I will inherit in the future and I knew right away that I would rent them out as vacation homes. However I'm not going...

Has anyone put a kegerator in their Airbnb? Thinking that it may be a way to increase bookings and the price point...however am worried about potential liability issues with underage drinking, and also about the logis...

I've purchased a retail strip mall back in December with GoPuff as a tenant and have also viewed several properties in different states that had GoPuff as a tenant on the rent rolls. What's interesting to me is that t...

I have seen what happens to rents and values when legal weed is added to the equation. Is Oregon the next Colorado? In my mind the state is more attractive than a lot of Colorado. What is your take?