If you watch the show on chernoble (sic) we were damn lucky there .. and now the bozo's are attaching those facilities. as for real estate it will boil down to consumer confidence and CREDIT  if both of those remain viable I dont see a big issues in our business and could be a run to the hard assets for long term growth and safety.. 

To summarize some essential elements.. 

The eviction process is essentially the same whether you purchase the property at a foreclosure or landlord tenant eviction.

From this question I find out if they are either serious and ready to move forward or they are looking for me to do all the work or partner with them and use my experience for a safety net.

I’d also be asking questions (and maybe it’s obvious and you’ve already done it) around safety.

For that reason, I'm leaning towards getting a circulating hood, (sits above stovetop and essentially just blows and circulates the air rather than venting it outwards). 

Essentially, you must completely finish-out the unit. 

Won’t get into too many of the details here, but essentially own a house 600 miles away and will be selling it to buy something locally, probably a duplex, that I can live in and rent out.

So getting 2% back in MR points on any purchase means you're essentially getting 4% back on all purchases once you factor in the value of a MR point.2) Capital One Spark Business - 2% back. 

For example, in Kansas we did not need to provide any notice for things that were safety related.