Also drive around your city and look for new builds, talk to the crews and contractors there ask them if they know anyone.. if you have a couple extra coffee's in the truck I'm sure they will take 5 minutes to have a cup and answer a couple questions.

I do a walk through of the property, and run some quick numbers on the tailgate of my truck before I leave.  

No bakery or food prep businesses without a kitchen.

You don't need a new truck or vacation right now...that will come later. 

Just a little food for thought here, I have received things in the mail before that were hand written and usually I will open them if they don’t stink of advertising but I also get mail sometimes that looks hand written but is actually a handwriting font that looks very realistic.

If you are in full compliance with the law, insurance, and owner knowledge, then keep on trucking.

Trends such a military spending/deployments, time of year (school  months versus summer months), and commercial activity (Tech Center/Whole Foods) all seem to impact the rental market in Newport News to a considerable amount. 

They'd come to the site, clock out to another job 40 mins away, and clock right back.Excessive trips to parts store half hour away for stuff that should be on their truck.

There is some food (or what was food a few years ago) in them and we do not want to attempt to empty them out. 

I arrived to a flurry of activity, trucks, furniture, and a near empty house.