@Jeff Pollack in just a few weeks @Diane G. will be claiming that if Halloween candy purchases drops by 20% then we are surely headed for a recession because if kids aren't eating enough candy then surely job losses are coming and real estate prices will plummet nationwide

I have seen the inside of a lot of businesses over the years; equipment and party rental, paper goods retail, video store, check cash, doctors offices, liquor stores, temporary halloween stores, remodeling businesses, etc. 

The problem is that big numbers of those who chose to carry a gun, don't even know how to use it, They end up being "trigger happy" because someone gave them the Halloween BOOO.

I made time for our can't miss Halloween party!

Happy Halloween!!!!!

He would also go buy a truck load of pumpkins to give out to the tenants just before Halloween.   

The don't realize the owner of the Chargers lives here and hands out king size candy bars on Halloween, have never been to a house party in Brookside with all the well-to-do kids going to private school, and haven't met any of the wealthy business owners situated on the Miracle Mile.

Most residential tenants do not want to move during Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New years and are waiting for tax refund checks to get back.

I would love insight on how to increase my chances of making this work.Current Situation: My first flip is under contract for $45k purchase price, $35K renovation, $145k ARV (Supposed to close on Halloween!) 

Happy halloween many-of these applicants dont need a costume to scare me.