., a university book store) and a for-profit (e.g., a privately owned book store) come into play.

What do you have to convince a seller to go under contract with you if you have to start fresh looking for the buyer.

Murphy's Law #6A tenant thinks the best place to store a hot iron is on the new carpet - hot side down.

The store front is occupied, so all is well there.

mls_number=307999Thing that worries me about it, is that it is already freshly sheetrocked.

This has been pretty standard for grocery stores for a long time.

can you claim it as a low-maintenance business, such as, a garage where you occasionally fix cars (even oil changes/body work), a construction company (store stuff there and do some work from there), that kind of thing?

I speculate there are a lot of politicians with a vested interested in seeing the fed (access to pre circulating/inflating, freshly printed money) stay in place.

If the furniture is small, the room will look bigger, giving the illusion of more space.While there are a few furniture stores around that will have a good bit of small, lightweight furniture, don't hesitate to take a look on Craigslist...there's lot of second-hand stuff that is perfect for staging.

Big banks, car dealers, furniture stores, Best Buy, and just about anyone who sells anything for more than $100 freely doles out credit.