Obviously the CDC order shut down evictions for non-payment everywhere, but Toledo has not been observing the order for about a month now after the 6th Circuit decision: https://www.opn.ca6.uscourts.g...

Hi everyone, I've been out of real estate for 3 years stabalizing my restaurant business here in houston and would like to get back in. 

Level doors shouldn't swing open or shut on their own.

I know restaurants took a pretty hard hit during the pandemic so makes sense if Whataburger guy needs some cash injection.

Additionally I believe this site (Bigger Pockets) is for Real Estate Investors not Realtors and they should not even be posting on this site and keep their big mouth shut unless the subject pertains to investing, just saying!

So-called leisure and hospitality businesses — hotels, restaurants, theaters, amusement parks — added the most new jobs in April.

Of the top of your head:  1) what Indianapolis neighborhoods are best for someone who wants an older home with character in a well-established area that's within walking distance to lots of trendy shops, restaurants, gallaries etc.?  

We have many parks and restaurants.

We never experienced shut down, so we became a popular travel destination.

Assuming you went to court, a judge ruled in your favor for eviction and you did not lie or misrepresent the facts in that case, this is open and shut.