Otherwise, I'd be buying cat food from my business account.

I'm an agent so take this with a grain of salt, but one thing I would consider is that some listing agents (i.e. the seller's realtor) will have it built into their contract that if the buyer is unrepresented, the listing agent's fee goes up, presumably because it means more work for them.

You could try and put out alternative food for them.

Mold requires two things to grow: food and water.

I took a picture of a bag of pet food in the apartment.

If Red oak is too expensive, you CAN use white oak or a similar grain hardwood, and have a real tradesman match a stain to the existing woodwork.

However, if you were getting the returns you want, it wouldn't matter if the GP is eating lobsters or fast food.

I have offered several times to bring him food, medicine, or teas, checking in on him etc.

https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/unexpected-foodie-cities-us/index.htmlBourbon, food, and horseracing!

Two years ago the property was briefly listed at twice the town assessment and now it is offered up again close to the town assessment which I will take with a grain of salt as it's true value.