We don't know if there can be a candy shop in there or if it's one large salon with privately leased spaces, she may be able to fill it rather quickly knowing other stylists but if it's rentable to just any business it might not ever be full, depends on many factors.How does she intend to market the spaces, just with ads or does he know people that can fill the place?

I come to think a lot of why people want to invest, particularly in RE.I have "worked actively" since I was very young with selling candy on the bus to working at a carwash when I was legally able to, to building a couple businesses from the ground up.

Just snowflakes and candy canes and stuff like that.

I sort of jokingly referred to my strategy as being like Warren Buffet's, where he uses the steady cash flow from insurance companies to buy distressed assets or companies that need some turnaround, like he did in the crisis, but I think that's being too generous.. lolI'm sure I'll also get some grief for "speculating" on appreciation, but I have a thick candy shell, so don't worry about it ;)

When they help get a tenant approved quickly, I sent them cookies or candy as a thank you, and make a point to stop in when we're in FL.Condos/townhouses have been a good investment for us.

Best Regards,Shawn Crowley

My name is Shawn Crowley and I live in Temecula, CA.

In Vegas we have a MAJOR problem with them handing out building permits like candy.

It's also worth pointing out that some states give out contractor licenses like candy and other states it's much more than a formality.

It’s amazing how many pieces of candy fall in your lap when you are running around like a madman bashing every piñata in sight.