I currently live next door to one of the areas most popular restaurants and my vehicle is somewhat distinctive if you notice it simply because no one else in the area has one, not because it’s an expensive sports car or something.

i had baselane and shut it down. there was issue getting my money out and there is absolutely no customer service. i loved the idea they had and the platform analytics they have but from a banking perspective i would not put any money there. 

In my opinion safer and nicer with way less of the crime down by the big ski mountains.Yes, they have less chain restaurants and shopping malls….but who goes to the poconos for that anyway?

Uniqueness, location, accessibility and of course excellent, and I mean excellent customer service.We have a 2-3 truly 5-star vacation-esque STRs where we work locally with chauffeur services, restaurants for catering, chefs for on demand meals, etc., dog walkers for their pets-- plenty of services-- that the property managers can coordinate a full service weekend experience for a wealthy elderly couple from New York.

The retailer previously announced plans to shut up to 315 locations.Big Lots joins several other retailers, like LL Flooring and 99 Cents Only, in filing for bankruptcy as the industry grapples with inflation and changing consumer habits.

Just as I was posting the notice on the Tenant's door, the door was not shut all the way and I was suddenly face to face with the Tenant.

Mainly because I "assumed" how long could utilities such as water ,trash and electric really get backed up without getting shut off.

Or during the world shut down on how and when rent will be coming in.  

I got up there in the day time, shut off the lights, and sealed off all light!

Think about beach equipment rentals, mom and pop restaurants, maybe a mobile chef or masseuse, etc.