While they could not ask for proof of training in a grocery store, they may be able to in a landlord/tenant situation.

I liquidated them (the accounts, not the kids!)

Currently I have about 250K liquid which I would like to put to use other than the stock market.

I look for profitable businesses where there is a partner split, health issues, relocation issues, owner has other businesses needing their attention with more risk of loss, divorce, inherited businesses where the children want to liquidate and not run it etc.

53 years of age, a former trombonist/composer in Canada for 22 years, now a full-time hardware store employee, photographer (one fashion shoot to date, but I'm trying!)

How will the economy look is restaurants, stores, and shops are run out of customers?

Go checkout ductwork in the store.

Don't know Michigan statutes, however if you're concerned that guy will continue to gripe, the ultra-safe, conservative approach is to hire a 3rd party to photograph and inventory each room's contents and have them remove and store off site.

More often than not when a landlord requires or expects a tenant to take care of bed bugs, (because they brought them in), they run to the local store to purchase bed bug products and not do it professionally.

If a buyer contacts me wanting no money down deals in commercial real estate I simply tell them in a matter of seconds that I have no interest in helping with that.I have too many clients who have liquidity, net worth, and meet lending requirements to do a deal.Those no money down deals were 4 to 6 years ago for the most part.