And if you would like, I can show you other spaces, but none of them would be this close to the downtown foot traffic, and those spaces may need about the same amount of work. Well, this isn't an apartment, Margie said. I mean, in truth that is like four or five times the cost of an apartment rental. Yeah, but $3,000 a month is kind of high for this area, River commented. You don't always get that much leeway with spaces like these, which is another reason that I think it would be a great buy for you. The city only restricts work on the outside of the building, and you have to get approval to do anything with the sidewalk or the overhang, but almost anything that you did on the inside would be permitted, Margie said. And are there any restrictions to what I can do with this space? I think that it sounds like a lot of money for what I get, River said honestly. It's a good space to work with, and after a little polishing up, you could have your restaurant up and running. So, what do you think? the woman asked with a convincing smile. River finished her tour with the peppy woman, and when they were back in the front room, Margie looked at her closely. This is one of the few areas that has neither flood damage or fire damage, but I would certainly invest in insurance just in case. Have there been any floods in this area? River asked, knowing that the realtor might not answer that in an honest manner. Could be a great kitchen and back stock area. And this, the other woman said, leading her into the back.
This is the front room, Margie said, rattling away about how it would only need a few touch-ups before it could be everything that River dreamed it could be. The realtor turned on the light and guided her through the space. She waited for the realtor to open the door and walked in closely behind her, careful not to trip on the broken glass that was splayed across the floor. She couldn't believe that this was all that she could afford, but she knew that she would have to work with it. River Jensen walked up to the empty rental space, looking at the broken window and dark, eerie front room.
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