Have you thought about calling the local media?

Who knows what the future has in store.

If it makes you cringe to see people aspiring to learn and open or simply fund through seed money businesses that will promote healthy eating as opposed to leasing out the store to legal marijuana tenants under the guise of selling herbs to the community then you simply have to ignore such posts.

I plan to create a website, do SEO, PPC ads, blog, tons of social media marketing, email list, etc.

I’m not on social media.

And if he can help with planning and advise on process (which phase of the rehab goes first, what materials and tools are good, etc.) is like having a GC in your pocket.Here is another tip: in my area, Home Depot stores offer workshops - you can go and learn how to lay tiles, vertical tiles and backsplash, how to rebuild a toilet, install fans, how to use tools, etc.

Last week, our franchise corporate sent an inspector to audit my store (a routine they do every year to make sure we are complied with the company guidelines/requirements).

I am glad you mentioned the social media strategy which is the trending these days. 

Expose the agent and broker on social media, which I normally wouldn't recommend, but you actually have indisputable proof. 

Now he sent me an email and said he wants to buy his own and store ours away.