If we continue to have the inflation we are having and reduce the benefits / monetary supply we will see more defaults (which I think will end up as BK's) as the majority of americans do live paycheck to paycheck and as food and necessities continue to increase significantly, people will not be able to afford their homes.

In an old movie, Willard commanded the Rats to attack people and things like a little Army--I doubt you are commanding any rats.Car outdoors, rats outdoors, seems like part of nature, like the rain and snow.Unless you are secretly commanding your own Rat Army like Willard in the movie.Maybe next time she should buy a more Rat Resistant car because something must draw them to her car--the neighbors cars are not being consumed by Rats.See if the interior is stacked high with old fast food leftovers. 

Food for thought.When starting out, one may be seeking to be frugal so that the deal comes together.How about a template which i read and believe to cover all i believe will be necessary then having a lawyer to review at a much lower fee than 5K-15K?

And organic food certifiers. 

Help people gain the practical financial skills they need to decide that uber eats isn't the best use of their food budget and how much smokes will cost each week.

What I did may not be your best trajectory, but hopefully it provides some food for thought on how to start with what I consider the 'lowest hanging fruit'. 

Again, just food for thought to new investors who may read this thread.

Succeeding in food service industry is difficult at best, but than succeeding in multi-location food service industry, now were getting into a multiplier event of rarity in success, that sure as heck sounds like a unique area of advantage. 

If you do indeed end up closing on the property, you're going to have a couple of years of working your a$$ off to make extra money and not spending on anything that is not food, housing, or transportation.

So just some food for thought.