CRE like in syndication especially in office should be here at the bottom

I think should like second one: no obvious food and removable oily thing on bottom, side or any place.

You just need to dig for their bottom line.

You can look this up by going to the city's web page and https://www.cityofchesapeake.net/424/Rental-Dwelling-Inspect... under the quick links at the bottom there is property search map.

The apartments are in the middle of a private U shaped driveway coming from the street and the house is outside the driveway on the bottom of the U next to barn.

California does not recognize series LLCs.You also want to look at whether a pass-through entity helps your bottom line and your taxes.

I found it on the Internet, it has a flower bed at the bottom and looks a lot more upscale than the one in place now.

We do however lend in the bottom half.

Bottom line: Baltimore City is not nearly as friendly to an ADU as you would expect for a densely populated urban jurisdiction where many of its political leaders call for increased density, inventory, the end of single family zoning, etc.

@Chris LumLee see my post at the bottom of this thread.