If your business is a collection of coffee stands, ice cream shops, cafes, and restaurants and you obtain a business loan for *that* business, no!

So when a issue pops up, like extra plumbing work or rotted subflooring - you get creamed!

Hi Vinod S.:Have

Oh @Mark McGarvey I'm sure this mess is sloppier than a two year old with an ice cream cone on a summer's day!  

If I can get the cream of my market, I believe I am better off than feeding toward the bottom in a market I don't know and is hours away.

We're doing cream colored tile in the kitchen...

The cream will rise to the top.

Your contribution is labor and management, that alone can't run a company, he's your goose laying the golden egg and you're shaving it up, molding it for a profit but now you don't want to feed the goose.If you're working too much, hire help, build a company instead of a job. 

Ice Cream Store- $2,100 BTCFDiner - $3,600 BTCFGrocery Store - Not currently rented and used by the owner to generate cash flow for himself.

I let it slide the last month ($60 deduction) as there were some contractors at the property to fix some minor issues; however, the latest bill for Sept was $50 higher than Aug causing them to shave $100 off the rent they paid.