I represent a landlord who has a retail property in Mansfield and the tenant was a large grocery chain that went bankrupt.

Could I cook a meal at home for less than going out to a restaurant?

Or like a 30-something-year-old bachelor who pretty much just heats up pre-made food in the microwave for every in-home meal walking up to the chef of a successful French restaurant and asking her how he can cook like that and open a restaurant.

There are no chain stores like Whole Foods, Smiths, Home Depot, Walmart, McDonalds or anything even remotely close to these places. 

The major employers here have traditionally been HEB (a local grocery chain), USAA, UTSA / UTSA Medical and military bases.

Do you think we will still have supply chain issues for the next 1-2-3 years? 

That coupled with the supply chain problems and the Ukraine-Russian war effect upon grain prices and oil prices suggest that we will be in for a bumpy ride for a bit. 

The cost to attend was $350-$450 pp depending on your status and most meals were provided including a very nice awards banquet.People will find the money to attend if they feel they are going to learn a lot or propel their business forward.

So, it's about not giving opportunity:Have a car alarm and don't leave things inside, that can be seen from the outside. lock your front porch furniture with an eyering a chain and a lock.

And one QB file for LLC related expenses like meals and entertainment, licensing, workers comp, etc.- I write checks for each property from its respective checking account for things like property taxes, HOA dues, utilities, etc. - For rehab materials I use the debit card you get with each bank account for each respective property.