Goods that can be shipped like clothing, sports equipment, books, etc. will have a downsizing of some stores and more movement online.

My floor guy did (no materials, so it was fronting money for the work to get on the schedule, however the money was given when he moved his equipment on site), my "contractor" who I hired for doors, windows and siding I paid the material costs plus a bit extra up front.

Three other people did not hang up and explained the following reasoning for their declined request:- one said “no big company will touch residential until later this year”- one said “it’ll cost 800$ due to the equipment needed for such a small job” I then stated that I would be interested in a bigger cement job and they still declined- one said that Lincoln park requirements are very picky - one said that they will wait till there’s multiple jobs in the area, but when I said “okay then I’ll get on the list” they said it won’t be until later this year. - one told me to go with the “small guys” but didn’t give me any leads So now I’m pretty much thinking I’m not going to meet my May 1st deadline unless I tell them I plan on opening a cement skatepark!

The issue would be getting people back into the industry and training people to run the equipment.

I am interested in developing industrial warehouse space distribution centers and yard space for heavy equipment storage.

I do try and take a lot of pictures and make sure to take pictures of mechanical equipment, water tank, and electrical panel!

right it's not hard to do at all with the right equipment of course. 

Wear jeans, no lose fitting tops as lose clothes can get snagged and if around equipment can get you hurt.

I have business equipment and the business itself that I had hoped, someday (late 2018 at the earliest), to 1031 into other businesses.

He explained how much the equipment is etc...