Just some food for thought.Typically from my experience, a lender that is willing to do a "blanket" style loan, lends from their own portfolio.

Regional hospital in Denison, Two huge casinos in Oklahoma and a number of smaller ones, Four TI chip plants under construction, and they already have a plant there now, but not sure what it makes, Tyson foods factory (I think chicken), airport that I would think gets some cargo service (but no passenger service yet). 

Alert the guests when we know there is a possibility of a storm and recommend they bring enough food and drink to sustain them for a few days.  

We all have a limited amount of time to work, and there’s a constant push to maximize that time to earn as much as possible—so we can enjoy life beyond work.Most people work to meet their immediate needs—food, clothing, and shelter.

Class C or not.If you have the cash available to swing the bat and are clever enough and have the experience to make it work, a shark food deal can improve your lifestyle.But what is shark food to one person could be biting off more than he chew to another--without a war chest of touchable/spendable cash.Which is what I mean when I say cash is king.just my 2 cents. 

And I never saw a Whole Foods or Traders Joe's in a D area.

I know that I can write my travel, supplies, and food expenses off of my taxes while on that trip.

The pests are likely caused by something the tenant is doing (not storing food properly, keeping the place clean, etc). 

I love to travel and explore food places.

Is there a way to pass along the cost to tenants who have chronic problems with causing smoke by burning their food etc.?