I actually sing in a chorus in Indianapolis, IN and have taken my first baby steps in to the real estate world.

I'm mostly just adding to the chorus here but I would agree that simply moving the flowers would be the simplest solution.

OK, lots, but the chorus of no seemed overwhelming.

Inevitably, the chorus in the comments boils down to, "Find an insurance guy who doesn't mind running the numbers for you."  

I'm standing by for the chorus of "Yea...but Real Estate is different" Ok, but how different?

We have plans to add a bridal suite/changing area for pretty cheap which should add a ton of value to our bride and groom.

It was medical prior.The town itself maybe deteriorating but hospital is largest employer.If the tenants were to stay while he figures that out it would be a good thing.If he uses the space he may only need the first floor at first.The hospital will pay rent bc he is employed by them.I know from MLS the larger business is listed for sale ;(Makeup is florist, antique shop, lawyer, realtor(owner) and bridal (for sale?)

Jennifer Bradshaw and her husband own a successful bridal shop in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Our renovations recently concluded with the completion of our new bridal suite. 

Hello,We purchased an old school house and updated it to turn into a "bridal house".