Is there a direct connection or elegant way to do this?

Others might be fine with taking risk, but least by doing this a person can get an idea of what might go wrong. e) Legal document analysis: it will usually take a few days to go through the legal document properly, as almost inevitably there are tons of gotchas that either have to be explained, or mitigated with a side letter.

But as @Mike Dymski elegantly put it, if you do proper due diligence (DD) and evaluate (a) the deal sponsor, (b) the market, and (c) the overall offering itself, and all of it fits your preset criteria, then you're making your decision to invest based on the calculated risk. 

The 2nd example you gave is probably a more elegant solution in this particular case.

Hey Melinda, My parents did a good job raising me, and luckily, as my grandmother so elegantly used to put it "I wasn't born yesterday"Anyway, IMO - I've fended off about 3 separate cases where I believe this would have been the outcome.

Depending on your state that will make you elegible for the death sentence.

We are headed for a paperless universe and I LOVE apple for delivering the most elegant and 100% brilliant product time and time again.Hey tenant, sign my iPadGive me yor credit cardOrganize my lifeHandle my calls, house lights, car engine, stereo, tv you name it.I'm tunneling into my leopard server for S's & g's : that's right, full blown osx on my ipad Apple rocks, watch their stock price soar forever!!!

@Kimberly Miller find the largest possible mirrors for the bathrooms and use them...use red mulch for the landscaping of the house to give it an elegant look before entering so before they even enter it looks pretty buyers that are looking to live in the house just want a pretty looking house and thats a great way to grasp them if there driving by/see it online (usually the first picture) or when they come to view it.Also pick an elegant backsplash for the kitchen and make sure the cabinets in the kitchen are brown not any other color.

Have you considered changing out the ugly number decals on the exterior doors for something a little more elegant?

That said, as @Henry Clark mentioned, unless you can figure out an elegant solution for drop off/pick up a daycare would be a very challenging business to put in that building.