This may result in the tenant having to leave however with no back ground information on the tenant you are safer finding your own tenant than keeping one you may have issues with starting out.Keep in mind finding/replacing tenants is simply part of the responsibilities landlords deal with on a regular bases in the operation of their business.

I would pay him back since all I brought was regular check book.

Have about 3000 sq. ft of store front space in a heavy traffic area zoned for retail/office.  

Go sell kittens at a pet store, I don't know.So essentially if you think that the $20K price tag will give you a golden ticket Charlie, think again.

I decided I will open my own jewelry store there.

To know your equity you must know your market, often it is a educated guess as you will see on the forums people regularly posting ARV. 

I own a small business currently 3 vehicles, shed full of equipment, trailer computer and desk.I was wondering if anyone had an insight or experience with buying a commericial building to park the vehicles, store the gear, possibly an office but buy something where my business would use a portion and find a similar ish business(es) to rent out the other half and possibly pay the mortgage.Is this in anyway possible ?

I'm getting a box at the ups store, they accept rent checks if people want to drop off, and I can use that po box for the address for tenants to mail rent.

At times an investor will see your hunger and that you are attending regularly and will inquire of your goals and will initiate.

I own a retail convenient store/Citgo gas station here in downtown Kalamazoo.