There should also be a good mix of fast casual restaurants which we see many new concepts being successful over the traditional burger / fast food chains such as personal pizza and poke bowls.

So I have a huge key chain with the majority of keys for houses.

If you are a multi-family investor or higher up the food chain in apartment buildings and commercial space, you want licensed electrical contractors performing electric work.

I have additional free accounts at our bank the tenants deposits into at the banks chain brick and mortar locations.

However, it's still just a piece of paper until and unless you have chained out the title going back to last insured transaction.

If word gets out someone is selling something for a hell of a price, it's sold off market before the day is up behind closed doors, after that they get bumped up to the next group of investors, and up the chain it goes till it hits MLS or an Auction house to try and move it, and you don't want those deals.This brings us to what all the fun is about, the hunt for a great deal.

They are not national chain banks but local.

He apologized profusely, reported it up the chain of command in his agency and pretty much the guy never got another referral out of that office again (a local Coldwell Banker office with dozens of agents).  

There is actually a nail salon along with an insurance company and a few other national chains.

I know that we are really targeting a specific type(s) of businesses/development within our TIF district (ie: trying to stay away from big box retail, chain restaurants, etc), so we're very selective when it comes to doling out abatements, etc.