We had a massive crash to the servers and are still working on a long-term fix, but we're at least up temporarily.I'm going to try and explain why we've been having problems with minor and MAJOR crashes over the past few months, as I think you all deserve to know.1 - Every time you login to the site the application creates what is called a session.

Does $150K buy some sort of commercial (retail) building where you are?

http://activerain.com/blogsview/1513254/are-short-sale-flips-illegal-and-do-i-have-to-present-those-offers-to-my-sellers-http://activerain.com/blogsview/1511129/what-is-the-difference-between-distressed-and-retail-properties

With "retail" transactions (you know, those weird people that buy houses to live in them), the EMD is as follows (at least in my neck of the woods): 1%: I like this house, but I don't love it.2%: I REALLY like this house.3%: I'm in love with this house and my agent is a bit of a novice.10%+: I'm paying cash and expect a significant discount.So for investors, keep in mind that your offer is being compared to other offers, and even if it's not, there's still an industry standard.

Because the property turns a massive profit without getting greedy.

I was researching businesses for sale in my area and wanted to find out can I purchase an existing retail business that has existing emplyees?

The price had to be high enough to make it seem like it was very valuable information, or I would have had to make it free and massively overbook with the assumption of a high percent of no-shows.Who is your target audience?

Just save it for her, not turn it into a massive fortune through speculation, gambling or doing RE deals which can be close to either.I wish you well and hope you do the right thing....good luck!

I own a large retail store and I would never make it this difficult for a customer.

There are a ton of pitfalls to this approach, most notably tenants never fixing small things, like a tiny leak, that could bring on massive problems if not repaired.