Have a national chain right now where they have to agree for the site with the franchisee that wants to put a store there.

A month of not being able to drive would be very rough in my area and would mean Uber trips, there's not even one store or restaurant that even I could walk to from here healthy.

Things really pick up around tax season with everybody fat from their tax refunds.

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., a retail or on-line store providing goods and/or services) not a passive-investing business (e.g., a company setup for day trading stocks).Only rollover funds from non-Roth fund sources qualify for funding the C-corporation.Only a C-corporation may be used in the ROBS transaction; therefore, other entity types such as an S-corporation, LLC, partnership and sole proprietorship may not be used in the ROBS arrangement.The purchase of employer stock must be for adequate consideration (i.e, the 401k profit sharing plan must purchase the employer stock at fair market value).No commission may be charged for the 401k profit sharing plan’s purchase of the stock.An annual valuation must be performed of the assets of the plan including the employer stock.If the business has existing employees, it is likely that those employees will need to be provided the option to rollover their retirement funds and invest in the business if they wish to do so.

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Picture 21 looks like the room where they stored the items they had left over. 

While Milwaukee is flat (0.18% population growth - I would argue it has been saved by it's more afluent areas; otherwise we'd see a big fat minus) Menomonee Falls and Sussex have seen almost 10% population growth.

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It's more expensive with financing then a dollar store but dirt tends to be better than a cheap built dollar store in a mid line block.