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I'm looking at a property in a rural area-- place is a nice size, well taken care of, and the biggest advantage I see is that its pretty close to a major highway that sees a ton of tourist traffic in the summer and fall. The real estate is included, it sits on a nice piece of land with no neighbors and a big outdoor space.
The owner is the classic story of they've always dreamed of owning a bar after they retired (but didn't realize how much work there is). The reported income is very inconsistent day-to-day which doesn't surprise me bc their concept is rather generic and I don't think they are marketing themselves well to tourists.
I have plenty of experience and I've owned bars in the

