Whole Life insurance is an excellent place to store cash.

If you're interested you should check out @David Greene's book: https://www.biggerpockets.com/store/long-distance-real-estate-investing-ultimateIt's a must have for anyone looking invest out of state.Hope that helps!

Think fast food or everyday retail like a grocery store or convenient store clerk.  

I bought my home before I joined the family store, so income was not an issue then, but now it's a different story, I wouldn't show enough income to qualify for what I have.

that would look fresh. what is AHj?

@Gary C Jones all together about $5000 - I have a menards credit card which is a department store here that I just used and paid off over time.

In my experience, these are better at scanning things that are not 8.5"x11" pieces of paper, like most store receipts. 

Side note: many big box stores sell sets with a knob and deadbolt together, plus they are labeled with a key code so you can grab others on the shelf to match them all.

Which it has been proven many times that state authorities feel is thin veil is total nonsense.To put it into your terms buying the shoes for $190 & selling them for $210 is not the same as walking into the store and asking the manager if you can stand there all day & sell them to the customers so long as everytime they ring them out they do so at $210 with you getting $20 & the store keeping $190.

The ones being hurt hardest would probably be banks, which are primarily online now, and clothing stores, though stats show that they are actually not hurting as much as you would think and like I said, they still need somewhere to get their product out of.