I think it's a brilliant system, it just gets expensive as you scale.3.

@Jonathan Taylor Smith, brilliant.

We kicked him out as a collective and have a great local insurance broker as Mayor since 2018, Bryan Nelson, who's whipping the budget into shape in some brilliant ways, including a massive pay cut himself. 

@Paul Sandhu this is brilliant.

I like that 1-beds are uncomplicated and seemingly easy to rent.

However, if you move in and it doesn't work out with this people (and it will NOT work out - you can already intuitively see the writing on the wall despite your being new) it will be a lot more difficult on you and your family - not just emotionally, but financially - as these kinds of people don't always go quietly.I think @Jay Hinrichs idea is brilliant - just explain that the only way you could get financing in your situation is to receive the other unit vacant to do "necessary renovations" at the recommendation of the bank's inspector. 

That's brilliant! 

The companies we chose are run by brilliant people and show a lot of promise for taking innovative clean-energy ideas out of the lab and getting them to market.

Be brilliant at the basics, maybe put up some bandit signs in those areas.

I understand that this will be a job, but seeing I want to try something new I figured I'd give my hand at it once and if it isn't for me, the multiplex idea sounds like a brilliant start.