So If I wear dark enough glasses The place  looks empty so I can't see any stuff tenant left ,so nothing to store 

And next to that one is another strip center that he fairly new with a Signature Kroger (large grocery store)Office park was built in the early 80's and is all rented out except the 2nd floor in the building I'm looking to purchase.

Though Simonton CV500 from HomeDepot and Pella 250 Series/Milgard Styleline from Lowe's seem to fit my requirement, I am not so sure about giving the work to the big store.

We have "tactical" reserves (really just storing it in tanks) that we fill up that are not available to the market and helps to keep the oil price high.

I read a blog post on Financial Samauri blog (http://www.financialsamurai.com/ranking-the-best-passive-income-investments/) the other day that made be consider using P2P lending rather than my go-to Vanguard index funds to store my reserves because the results are far more predictable than that market.

I've recently been asked to advertise with a grocery store on their pharmacy bags.

4B2B, fenced in yard, 2 car garage with internal access, quiet street, low crime, great schools, good stores and traffic infrastructure. 

Its store and the zoning is for retail or offices.

Looking for some advice and tips48 lots95% occlots rent average $365 ( some less some for more ) water and sewer ( electric individually metered )Population 20k (large retail stores within 5 min.) nearest 50k pop. 40 miles awayAverage homes sales 100k Avg. rent 1bed $600Asking 1.3 ( owner negotiable and willing to finance with 30% down)What should I offer BP?

In Minnesota,I need to store her stuff for 28 days after the apartment has been "abandoned"..Is my only option following through the eviction?