The landlord knocked on one door to collect the rent and the tenant broke his nose and said, I told you not to come again for the rent".We had the housing authority (if that is what it was called it at the time) on our butts every day because the tenants would break window screens, break door locks, keep their apartments filthy so they were infested with roaches and rats and we could not keep up with repairs.

I take care of so many service calls over the phone in a minute or 2 that you all are paying through the nose to have a tradesman come out for.  

Dogs like to keep their nose to the ground and once they get a whiff of that spicy mix, they won't ever come near that yard again. 

By the way, anyone please feel free to jump in and correct me or add to any of these points.The next vague impression I had been given about commercial property is you’ll be dealing with more hard nosed and knowledgeable people.

At 1,300 sf the space is too small to get frontage and visibility is the worst for these spaces, and nose in parking directly in front is often not available either (not sure if that is the case for your center or not.

Long time no see!

So I think you hit it right on the nose with your question of someone having knowledge but no license.

But a good buyers agent will have their buyer reeled in they wont just be led around by the nose ring..

Some brands are better than others for having the nose pieces for the front of the stairs.

If it looks abandoned I have been known to put my nose up to a window to peer into it to see what I can see.