The next step is to replace Coffee and Tea Ltd. with a Charbucks and toss the Linden Hills Coop out for a Wal-Mart superstore. 

Also, WalMart now offers a store to store money transfer option for amounts up to $900. 

Make sure there's a Walmart nearby. • Look at market comps and cap rates and figure out if the property is priced competitively.  

I tell those getting into commercial leasing that they really need to understand the business of the tenant, to some degree, the bigger they are, such as Wal-Mart the less you really need to know as to the details, but a small operation, mom and pop under a franchise needs more attention, it goes to the sophistication of management.The major retailer moving in next door, is this a complementary business or more competitive, having an Allied Paint store and having Lowes move in next door, so that issue needs to be clarified.

The Lowes one will not require extra wiring so will probably be the best option unless you can use the wires from the base heaters for window units instead.There's also kerosene heaters sold at Walmart and Northern Tool for around $100 which is less expensive than electric heat but more of a hassle

I did pay my sisters to go with my business cards and go to certain walmarts in my farming area and put my cards on their windows.

As to this screwing around trying to play hardball, I know Kroger, Wal-Mart, Bass Pro, and such folks, there isn't anyone on this site that's going to ring them into the old hold out strategy without getting some good attorneys involved and your profit isn't going to be able to pay for that.

Go to a walmart in a farming area and pitch it and end it with your business card and saying you offer xxx-amount for referrals.

Agree with staying away from anything West of USF (near the fletcher Walmart)I would look just north of Kennedy west of UT.  

And McDonalds and WalMart etc. continue to structure their wages and hours such that the taxpayers are subsidizing their employees so that they can make bigger profits for their shareholders.