PS love the wine path, my uncle is a Sommelier out in CA.

No, they all have completely horrible interest rates, and ridiculous fees to boot, that's why it's "hard" money, think of hard booze as opposed to a decent glass of wine.

I know people that have had long standing retail and restaurant businesses and had their leases not renewed by landlords which basically put them out of business because relocation was either too expensive or they never made up their revenue in the new location.Just so you know where I am coming from, I purchased an existing retail wine and liquor store in a rented space about 7 years ago.

I know Total Wine has classrooms you can reserve free and request free tasting.

Our business is focused on the wine industry that runs up and down the Willamette Valley. 

Originally posted by @Nicolas Ake:Hello,Is it common for the investor to be responsible for physically transporting supplies such as carpet and flooring to the job site or will a good GC do this?

We have the big Proctor-Silex 10 cup version of this and it has been working great for the last 3 years.https://www.walmart.com/ip/Pro...Walmart also has the Luminarc 15 Ounce Stemless Wine Glasses set of 12 for $10.29.

I live in Wiesbaden just down the street from you maybe we can meet for  coffee or wine at the Kleinmarkthalle!

@Gina Nicolas wow $200 per dispatch that is steep, after all of this is done consider shopping around for another PM.

@Gina Nicolas  When are the leases up?