You may be able to find people that will pay more"I don't know, I've seen boxes like for dollar-type stores that do get filled, but can't believe they're getting the rates/terms the original franchise paid.The one's that are really tough are the burger/fast-food places. 

Payment TermsScheduleMaterialsLien Waivers for Subs & GC  Insurance Requirements / Proof of InsuranceProof of License as requiredIf they are handling materials and billing for stored materials right of entry requirements / proof of materials

While I am looking for my first SS store facility, I found this mini SS, located in the best part of town in which property price was the highest in the entire county.

Not only that, but you had the audacity to store her remaining items in accordance with the law. 

@Tim Lewis you probably want to start here https://www.biggerpockets.com/store/flipping-houses-ultimate

Also when you are at a big box store and you see an old dude in there ask questions.

.- kitchen is new and has dark cherrywood cabinets but we are gonna paint those white and add some fixtures- there is external store unit/garage at the end of the carport.

This is just a simple common sense example, but what do you think that means for local brick and mortar businesses and even the big box stores. 7 out of 10 people are not going into the ice cream shop right now to get a scoop.

Besides grocery stores, shopping centers are nearly empty and many businesses remain closed.

My assumption is that they can only bill for the portion of the purchased materials actually used to make the repairs, even if they had to buy an excess amount in store.