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Considering setting up a crashpad

Corey Lumpkin
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Considering setting up a crashpad because I would like access to my master bedroom and office when I am in town every other week. 

Is this a good idea? What are some things I should consider?

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Matthew Nicklin
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Matthew Nicklin
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What do you mean by crashpad? Basically a unit just for pilots/flight attendants? I dont think we have enough details to help you. Would you be buying this property and leasing it out to pilots/flight attendants? Or doing a master lease? 

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