Its kind of overwhelming at the moment but I am determined!

If you look through BP threads of "omg when is the crash going to happen" it's overwhelmingly people who haven't done a single deal yet.So unless you have some systemic economic collapse of multiple systems and industries, market cycles aren't a big deal.

I bet if we put up a post with just those two words, we would be overwhelmed with inquires.

Could have been self install but I'm paying the installers about $1/sq ft.My problem with Home Depot is that no matter how good Allure Ultra may be, HD flooring desk staff in this store are totally clueless about the product, its stock situation, and its accessories (transitions, stair nose, etc and couldn't care less about serving a customer.

I'd put a handyman on staff and do my own showings and leasings!!

Saving small increments for a number of different things (paying off credit card debt, getting licensed and insured, wedding expenses, down payment for investment, down payment for primary home) I'm a little overwhelmed to say the least. 

These are things you can give in detail to the buyer:Cash flow on businesses, condition of equipment, payroll, more info on liquor license transfer, are there existing liabilities, is the seller willing to sign a non-compete clause in case they want to open another similar establishment or invest in one,  ask about current manager...staff experience, are they willing to stay. 

They hired new staff to enforce these new regulations.  

It can be overwhelming at first but I think it's important to find 2-3 methods, master them and get a systematic process in place.

The permitting department and insurance companies will be overwhelmed that quality workmanship will slip.