If so he could try to borrow if he has any equity on property he owns or refi into a lower rate.Also if he is leasing a space for business he could go to the landlord to renegotiate the rent for a short term or long term concession.If the lease is coming up for renewal he could also trade up to a better location paying the same sq ft lease rate thereby increasing his business sales with more exposure and profit OR the landlord there would cave to give a reduced lease rate to not lose him.There are many businesses who use to have a footprint of 250 to 300 sq ft of space per employee used and are cutting that back to 100 sq ft of space per employee.He could also ask for a reduced rate on his existing business loans.It NEVER hurts to ask.Hope it helps....

For games during the year when they are not as important I made a man cave in my garage so i can enjoy the cars, wax them, work on them and have the game on.

I'm from Russell County and currently live in cave city.

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Instead I caved in and said, Okay, I won't carry a gun but I'll buy some mace.It just so happens the day I received my mace sprayer in the mail, we were showing a unit in our 4 unit apartment building.

Generally speaking it was homebuyers, not investors, who paid too much (if comps are the true measure of value, there would be no such thing as too much), and ended up defaulting to the delight of investors. 

I finally caved in and for the first time ever, I have put a property in the hands of a "qualified" property manager.

They will act only at the last minute and need an ALL CASH buyout to avoid the Sword of Damocles hanging over them.They will attempt a FSBO up to that point and finally cave into a Seller's Agent just to unload.

When he went to the property after the tenants moved out, he put the key in the front door and it caved in (the top two hinges were either taken off or busted).

I hit a point where I caved in and got an agent (I am a builder, not a marketer).