Rieva: Before you decide to move your business particularly today, make sure you really do need to move your business. Are you feeling cramped in the house? Is there another part of the house you can move your business into? Can you find a room, a dedicated room, the basement, the garage, that you can move your business into just to save overhead? It saves a lot of money to do your business at home. If you do need to move it out of the house, you’re expanding. Things are really negotiable today so try, if you’re trying to go into a commercial building, negotiate. Maybe you can do shared space. A lot of companies have rented and are contractually obligated; maybe they’ve rented 1500 square feet. Maybe they’ve laid some people off and they’re only using a thousand square feet of that. If you know of some companies, just put your feelers out in the network. Maybe you can sublet that 500 square feet for a really reduced price because anything that you’re offering that company is going to help them reduce their overhead. There’s also buildings that you actually just lease an office. There are leased buildings and you get the accoutrements. You get the receptionist, you get the people who take FedEx and deliver the mail and the use of a meeting room if you need to so you might look into that. Those are really good for service entrepreneurs. If you have a little money right now and you’re living in certain parts of the country, it’s a great time to see if you can buy a building. I know that sounds pretty extravagant. Commercial real estate is it. Good prices right now. Everything is negotiable. You buy a building; don’t buy one with just one office for you. Buy one with several offices and then you can bring other people in which is going to help you make the mortgage payment on the building and overall, you may end up paying less money. They’ll end up paying almost the whole mortgage payment. You may end up buying that building and paying nothing on a monthly basis.