This shopping center has a Food Lion, CVS, US post office, and several retail business tenants renting from one LLC owner. 

I have a steady income of about $2000 a month after paying all bills, rent and covering food expenses, while be frugal.

I get the idea that the 150k payback delay is not going to make you eat cat food :-)Hopefully he does make it right when he can and does his best to repair the breach that this situation has created.

Most tenants like the space where the dishwashers are removed and they could care less about the disposers because they stink and there is a lot of food they cannot grind in them, anyway.

Buy the land, develop it into half acre parcels and having standards for growing food and raising animals for food with a butcher station on the property and a bartering style farmers' market where tenants can sell to the public and barter with each other or sell to each other.These are very early stage thoughts.  

Isn't the plane ticket, food, hotel and rental car a write off?

You can live in it, you can grow/raise food on it.

I'm also interested in discussions about the rent moratorium and how others have handled it.I've been in Lakeland about a year and a half and the pandemic thwarted any social networking for me.If anyone's interested in a meet-up for coffee, food, or beers let me know.

Can you switch your mind from this being a business deal to this person is taking food out of your child’s mouth?  

Garbage cans are the food source:: so how can you lock them down at night?