Sales fell sharply at Internet retailers, bars and restaurants, and electronic stores, accounting for most of the decline last month.

I noted the Tropical Fish store followed him twice. 

The smallest deals will require 20k of liquidity to get to the exit, maybe more.So your capital will also depend on your market. 

To do real private lending you'd need at least 500k liquid unless you just lay out all you have in every loan 1 at a time.Then there is Gap funding. 

The high school sits right on this road and so do all the big box stores and restaurants.

Thanks @Cooper MarcusOf course, the threshold considerations are whether (i) you are eligible (i.e. self-employed with no full-time w-2 employees) and (ii) retirement funds in an account that you can rollover (i.e. former employer plan and/or non-Roth IRA that is invested in investments that can be liquidated an acceptable cost).Assuming that you cross these threshold issues, here are some additional comments/considerations:1.

The previous owner and the tenant agreed on that the tenant will use the storage unit to store his stuff.

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.