@Michael McCartneyTry this one. https://www.mccoys.com/store/san-antonio-nw-txThey will have or be able to order just about any kind of hardi you want.

In fact, I would guess it was done opening the door too wide, hitting furniture on it, or swinging it open at move in (some of the greatest potential for damage there).My tip--ideally, do a checklist at move in (like renting a car) and make sure they sign and note any damage (see below sources).

Does anyone know of a staging company or where tp get staging furniture for Baltimore and DC?  

Use basic cheap materials from the big box stores that are easy to replace when damaged by tenants. 3) Think about your lease very carefully and discuss it with an attorney.  

You would then have to look at comps for ice cream stores of what the going EBIDTA multiple.  

The thicker the gauge the better and the big box stores sale the cheap stuff.

Grocery store manager?

Second and third:  Baseboard in low-income areas tend to turn into either a fire hazard or part of their moving out furniture.  

Purists hold that even a "UPS Store" mailbox still looks "fishy" to some, and that even using your own home address is questionable.

Currently I own one commercial property in which my business is located ( I own a full service restaurant), and it has 2 others store fonts.