@Brittany KingI have had very good luck finding local handymen by going to or contacting the local hardware store and getting a referral.  

I also don't think most people are ready to travel fifty miles to a grocery store or doctors office on the regular. 

On a very basic level, use something to store your prospect's info.

And sorry, couldn’t figure out how to edit headline on my phone, so that’s why it’s a little squirrelly...fat fingers and hit post too soon. 

While it is impossible to predict what the future has in store.

We would have bought new with the second replacement, however they were not delivering until the end of the week so it was too long, so we went with a reputable used appliance store in the area that offered a 30 day warranty.Regarding accepting partial late payments, you have to reissue a notice?

We're not fat-cat real estate moguls. 

Even those are less common now because it's so much easier to go to the store and buy it as needed. 

@Jason Ma The thinking behind that is that businesses like that do a lot of research and only locate in good areas, same with large anchor department stores.

@Christian Cummings in that price range we would use an in stock big box store counteretop if the design permited an instock installation; I like Menard's countertops best-- an 8' straight high res is just under $120.