Dr Jawed, at SJMC in Towson (Part of University of MD). He's new, so you can actually get an appointment. I like him thus far. For me, it's my first time dealing with a doctor half my age, but it's all good.

In theory, yes I do guitar set-ups. In practice, however, I'm so new to town that all of my tools are still in the shipping pod. It'll be a little while before the "OPEN" sign is lit.

A standard set-up from an experienced tech should either, A: have it humming right along, or B: show where there are other issues to be solved.

This is what I'm looking for! Where would I begin this process?
Mine is residential zoning, so it may be a different situation. Thank you!

No storefront or staff, but yes on the taxes, etc. I want to be above board AND have zero commute. Thanks!

No amps, unfortunately. Stringed instruments and other items made of wood. I'm in Hamilton.

Here's an old-school Baltimore dish I make for my mother-in-law, that's a favorite of folks "of a certain age." Locals refer to is as Sour Beef & Dumplings. It's an Americanized take on Sauerbraten. It's not typical football game fare, as it is a true dinner, and if you want to make it, start tomorrow, because the beef needs to marinate for a couple days...

No Old Bay is involved! ;)

https://www.theyummymuffin.com/single-post/2017/05/27/sour-beef-and-dumplings