He owns a company that goes in and strips down stores that have shut down for whatever reason. Removes any product left behind, all the display racks, all the equipment, etc. All that's left when his crews are through is the walls, floors, plumbing, and wiring. Not only does he get paid to remove all of that, but he also gets to auction off the stuff he removed for more money and sells off any scrap metal as well.
Similar vein, but strictly the removal, cataloging, disposing of (if asked/required) and storage of all of the documents and computers of said-closed down businesses. The guy started the company on a whim and became a multi-millionaire. Super cool and down-to-earth dude, too.
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