So I just came to terms with the landlord of the new property, and mind you I am dealing directly with her directly, which is so much easier than having to go through a middle man such as a leasing agent. She is a very lovely lady with a super positive attitude and is just very easy to work with. We have discussed our plans with her and she loves what we are bringing to the table. Her store is not in the greatest of shape, and needs a lot of work, but once the final product is in place it will be incredible. So here's the process from start to finish. Find a property, check. Agree to terms with the landlord, check. Go apply and pay for required permits, check. City is required to send out notices allowing all those within 300ft to state their complaints. This process is something we cannot expedite and the whole reason it takes time to receive a permit. Now here's what can happen. If there are no complaints, we are issued a permit and can start work immediately. If there are any complaints, we must go through a public hearing once again with the same people who denied us twice. But, that is not a bad thing at this point because all those that were not in favor at the time are on video stating that they, and i quote, "we would love to have you in our city, just not at the Edgewood Center." With that being said, I am very confident we will have 0 issues as the city planners are being very helpful with the entire process. This location was hand picked by a council member, it is literally within arms reach of the police station, and there is no drama going on with the landlord. So based on those facts it is now just a matter of time before we get started on renovations and bring this place back to life.