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I stopped going to my tenant's restaurant because portion got smaller and not as tasty as before (also when I heard about the rodent issue).
The #1 failed business in the country is restaurants. And the above is only some of the ways it's killed. Take out only is the best way to go, if you're doing food. Unless you are in a university area, then will always be busy.
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Simply tie the rent to an audited gross revenue with a floor. Be willing to go up OR down.
 
The #1 failed business in the country is restaurants. And the above is only some of the ways it's killed. Take out only is the best way to go, if you're doing food. Unless your are in a university area, then will always be busy.
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Spent 30 plus years in the restaurant industry.

1 year 90% fail rate
2 year 80%
3 year 70%
4 year 60%
5 year 50%

and it never gets any better than year five.

Do not believe me? Too bad Paul Harvey is long gone, he could tell you the rest of the story......
 
One of my tenant told me last week that he is going to sell his business. He paid rent on time last year but since December been struggling and late.
Biden’s economy timeframe.

I stopped going to my tenant's restaurant because portion got smaller and not as tasty as before (also when I heard about the rodent issue).
Probably due to the rats eating part of your food and seasoning the food as they walk across it. As the landlord I would get the rodent issue under control. Once word gets out about rodents in the business the space may become stigmatized and impact future tenants/clients interest in the property. I know you have great leases and the tenant is responsible, however if the tenant is gone the problem will be worse and will be all yours.
 
Probably due to the rats eating part of your food and seasoning the food as they walk across it. As the landlord I would get the rodent issue under control. Once word gets out about rodents in the business the space may become stigmatized and impact future tenants/clients interest in the property. I know you have great leases and the tenant is responsible, however if the tenant is gone the problem will be worse and will be all yours.
That restaurant getting a public rodent notice will kill the next restaurant, reguardles it being another one. You need to send someone in there to protect your building's good name.
 
The #1 failed business in the country is restaurants. And the above is only some of the ways it's killed. Take out only is the best way to go, if you're doing food. Unless you are in a university area, then will always be busy.
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The "shack" takeout across the street is doing so much better with more customers than my tenant's restaurant. I was standing there outside during lunchtime waiting for someone and they had few customers.
As for potential tenant I'm talking with on another restaurant, it's been taking too long in negotiatins. Not sure if the high tariffs are giving him second thoughts in opening a Mexican restaurant. I heard avocados and lime and other products from Mexico will increase cost of operation.
 
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