Or a group of homeless people could panhandle money buy an Airbnb gift card at Walmart and have a squat of their lifetime after paying a few days. 

So remember, every single one of these companies could take your money...but they are choosing not to, (while usually shifting that blame onto someone else) But that type of compliance costs a lot, and drives the profits from the owners/investors to the attorneys and accountants in the deal.There is a sweet spot for making money without doing that...It like saying Walmart has stores all over the globe, but Bob's hardware only has one store in your hometown...Bob isn't WalMart...That's a whole different level.

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Also, Walmart is building a mega corporate location there as well as it being noted as one of the best outdoor bike riding locations in the country.

We have look in Lowe’s, Home Depot, Walmart and  Amazon etc. 

People can run to the neighborhood gas station/wal mart easily, I mean welcome to life-- it's not always perfect!   

Being within reasonable distance to a city, restaurants, HEBs as opposed to walmart, domain, gyms, ect. is generally a safer bet. 

I would look at Amazon, IKEA, and Walmart.

Sign up for an account, give your tenant the account information, and they can go to a ton of stores (Walmart & CVS are two I know of), pay them, and it will go directly to your account.It depends on your clientelle and how you want to operate, but that's one resource I've seen work well!

Here are a few things to consider… You should try to be within 5 miles of a super Walmart in a small town like that.