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That's always the worst case scenario after the landlord-tenant relationship has broken down.

The idea is that you this is someone you have an agreement long term relationship with business or otherwise.

Do they have actual vendor relationships? 

You absolutlely need to be direct to seller or have close, personal relationships with wholesalers and active agents.

I'm sure some local banks will do higher especially with a strong relationship but don't think I will fall into that category.

Often times, you're locked into a years-long relationship.

I'm a GC so I understand her predicament and realize maintaining relationships is critical.

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