From what I remember the IRS is looking for elements that constitute employment such as: you have to set their hours, require they wear a uniform/clothing, etc.  

They can't go do it only online etc.90% of retail closures last year are clothing and furniture related stores.So with retail it's about the location and design of your center along with the make up of the tenant mix.

I'd say read some good books and go to some local meetings and meet people but also work work work and save save save now, while you're responsibilities are slim to none.Drive a 1992 honda accord, go to resale shops for clothes and pack them lunches.Good luck!

Much like I tell my yoga teachers, there’s no rush.

The product also is intended for clothes washers and garbage disposals.

The chances are the wire is cloth covered and the gauge of the wire is not sufficient to handle a hair dryer and a toaster at the same time.As for the siding check your municipal code.

When I  am meeting a client....I dress to match their level of clothing.

I do not spend money on junk, I never buy clothes, dont have a car payment, I eat at home, I hate trinkets.  

I've had one instance where someone was using fireplace to dry clothes and one other where they were cooking hot dogs. 

The Supercenter is the big one - with a grocery store on one side, clothes in the middle, and dry goods on the other side.