There's a reason why they are opening up that store there.

Stores like HomeGoods or Ross sell miscellaneous items at decent prices but I never had too much problem with missing items.

You can get them in bulk at any big box home improvement store.

This has freed me up with extra time, is there someone who could use project managing or help with tedious task for example--I have my own truck to do store runsAlso, what are other good ways to get involved with local RE Investors in Denver? 

We've looked into some of the numbers regarding setting up a functioning field: Rental equipment, store/shop, compressed air supply, climate controlled storage for paintballs, liability insurance, staffing expenses, etc.

Folks would never go to the grocery store with a story of why they should get free groceries. 

And I know that as well as store fronts that sell, there are a huge number of indoor grow operations that operate in industrial areas, as we as in residential neighborhoods.

It's much easier to store than to move.

Plus the big box stores are not cheaper on lumber most of the time. 

I don't get over there much but long story short I was in a store there one day and the clerk was talking about how there was no apartments available.