I just don't remember.In addition, if I would be audited by the IRS, a credit card statement of $100 from Walmart couldn't tell what items were bought, thus it would not be sufficient to prove innocent.

Beautiful home that looks like it was staged by Jackson Pollock on LSD with a Wal-Mart credit card. 

@Michael AblanHave them sign a lease that specifically states they are responsible for any snow removal then if I’m feeling generous I’ll even get them a 7$ snow shovel at Walmart if they go on sale

Sure, the socks at target are produced in a warehouse, are sold to wholesalers, which then are sold to Target, which are THEN are marked up to fair market value, and purchased by a market that demands socks, at that price, but not more than that or they would buy socks at Walmart. 

Given this, location may only be relevant to the extent that there are basic, lower wage jobs in the area (restaurants, walmarts, dollar stores, etc) and will continue to be.

My favorite is the big box stores like Target, Walmart, Costco, Sams Club, Best Buy, etc.

Either that or go to Walmart purchase a kite (if he doesn’t have one already), go to the nearest park...and fly it!

The article makes some valid points regarding the possibility of TPO solar complicating an RE transaction, as well as the solar company not really designing the system properly (not surprising as the big leasing companies are more in line with Walmart than Audi in terms of quality, you get what you pay for in any industry). 

My local Wal-Mart just more than TRIPLED the amount of self-checkouts they had. 

There's that, an LA Fitness, Target, Walmart, and all kinds of Class A infrastructure.