Because those typically are newer buildings accessible to cars with drive ins. Those buildings are very valuable. Contrary to strange beliefs of HN, most of bu

Because those typically are newer buildings accessible to cars with drive ins. Those buildings are very valuable. Contrary to strange beliefs of HN, most of business is really simple: make a little money every day over a long period of time. Invest in real estate. 50 years later it would be a very good very viable business. Same goes for lawyer offices ( not law firms ). The "rich" lawyers do very well by having a small practice and buying a building that they use for law offices. Upon retirement most of their money comes not from selling the book of business to a different attorney but from selling a building that they have paid off.