Take the time to shop around for the terms that best suit you.  

I'm finishing up a project where I changed an old little chop shop/junkyard into a tavern.

I also don't charge a fee which I tend to believe I should.I never use to get a deposit but I am finding that I am only hurting myself by allowing that tenant to continue to shop for homes while there application is under review.Thanks

Another option that works really well to reduce dust is hooking a shop vac up to the sander where the bag wood be.

The project is building a strip shopping center, with mainly fast food tenancies.

You can then post ads in the coffee shops and hangouts close by or even see if you can strike up a conversation with a techie and get the information you are looking for. 

First I read somewhere, maybe here, that HGTV was shopping experienced flippers for a TV show, but when the flipper showed up he found that he was just an advisor to actors.

You just need a shop vac and suck out everything in the pipe and should be fixed. 

Typically these will be in good school districts (think Richwoods or Dunlap school districts) or close to jobs and shopping, etc.  

The easiest way to spot a want-to-be wholesaler is when they insist on meeting you at a coffee shop because they don’t have an office.We require our potential buyers to meet us at our office so we can prove to them we’re not one-course-wonders and are in business to establish long-term relationships.