However, Google, especially for Google My Business, is now insisting that photos of the store front with a legitimate business sign be provided for verification. 

I have searched online and in the bog box stores and haven't found a solution yet. 

(Always have reserves, you cant buy food with home equity, its not liquid)Someone recently told me: Having a lot of money sit in your account can turn it into "Bored" money.

For the first time in years, new nuclear power plants are being planned and built.Plus, if congress ever gets off their ***, they'll finally open the Yucca Mountain storage facility so that spent fuel can be stored there, not at facilities at the power plant.I've actually never heard of nuclear leakage occurring at power plants in the U.S., at least not any leaks that escape the boundary of the power plant itself.

i asked my wife where they were (after about 2 hours of looking) and she said they were IN THE BREADBOX. i can see how that is a logical place to store them....i have 2 cats (and 2 dogs) and i know they didn't put them there...nor did i. that only leaves my wife and mackenzie. seeing how kenzie can't walk, i think i know who did it.....

Those relationships will allow you to negotiate better pricing over time, and having only 3-4 stores that you buy from will greatly reduce the time spent looking for things that matter more to you than the buyer anyway.

I just go into the store and buy what I need.

They will not fit on the phone memory anyways, so for those storing them on the pc would work great.

I have about 125K liquid to work with and I'm also contemplating liquidating my 401K which would give me net of another 140K.  

Your 401k may have a program to take loans against it (a la the TSP mentioned above), but if not it is a liquid asset that some lenders will accept as collateral for a loan.