The SBA is a good fit for office or retail condos too.

@Drew Sygit - this is some fantastic information, well structured and too the point.

They were not even wearing masks [no, I could not identify any of them] I thought they were going to kill us.

If you are looking for a "Magical clause" in Marco's contractthat will make stubborn sellers throw up there hands andsurrender and sign, you are going to be as disappointed asyou were when you learned about Santa, the Tooth Fairy,and girls being faithful.Trust me, I have both courses; you can find out everythingthat Marco knows and learn it from the guy that taught him,Ron LeGrand.  

Did not realize earlier that it was 10 on each of our names.Let me check more on the small banks too.

We only had a few stores that required masks and that was during the most recent "outbreak" which quickly dried up when people realized the number of positive cases were rising but deaths continued to drop.I think there are more people taking vacations by car than by plane.

I want to write you a longer reply and will as soon as I get a moment but you are correct in the terminology being wrong and i also have a reason why the numbers are off...I did some quick edits on a 'real' example to mask a real deal that I have not yet closed on.

During a fire restoration, I & the contractor went to City Planning and I paid the permit fees:  Windows, drywall, electrical & plumbing and the fee was less than $500 - - in Calif too!

Get a cheap dishwasher in there, and screen everyone with a fine toothed comb and you should have no problems.

Well, I want a new Tesla for the price of a '78' Pinto too.