Also there is zero guidance in the CARES act or the SBA loan documents regarding using the sale of the asset to pay off the loan- so that's literally your CPA's interpretation of what they will/won't allow. 

There are definitely bad actors lurking out there.

We have the right pieces in place to support businesses, bolstered by a bunch of "free" money the government is passing out like candy.

If you’re gonna sub anything out it’d be electric, cause you can die doing it lol.

Try sending your students health treats before finals (like protein bars - not sugar or candy). 

I spent a few years as a starving actor in LA and NYC before returning to the University of Florida in Gainesville to obtain a Masters in Entrepreneurship and then I operated my own LLC for a few years (now defunct).

Tell your roomy that you can lose your lock in on any interest rate, that such is a real financial loss, being a CPA she should realize she needs to act or become responsible.....if you'd take it that far.

i have an interesting question for anyone who can educate me on this. here is the scenario:i have found a " zombie house". owner moved out when the bank started foreclosure. the bank is not maintaining the property and has not completed the foreclosure process and taken title. the house is in disrepair and i am thinking the bank does not want to foreclose and take possession because the place is no where near the amount of money they would need to get out of it. my question. if i were to purchase the legal owners intrest in the house, could i push a foreclosure on the house and force the bank to act, or not act on their intrest?

Selling candy on the bus?

We don't know if there can be a candy shop in there or if it's one large salon with privately leased spaces, she may be able to fill it rather quickly knowing other stylists but if it's rentable to just any business it might not ever be full, depends on many factors.How does she intend to market the spaces, just with ads or does he know people that can fill the place?