I'm currently searching for some ways to keep my mind sharper, I've found that some bulletproof coffee in the morning helps me get moving and I can accomplish more work in the morning, which leaves my afternoon more free to read through business journals, articles, etc.... which allow me to formulate what my next move should be.  

I'm somewhat curious why this isn't front-page news for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 

I love my Mastermind Group I am in here on BP (through the Journal of Intention) but in person is always the best way to connect I feel.Dan Dietz

According to this recent article in the Providence Journal, "there is no fee to obtain a permit".However, the article also says, "To obtain temporary-use permits from the city’s Department of Inspection and Standards, property owners must have basic safety measures in place, including visible printed materials with diagrams of all exits and clearly marked fire extinguishers."

You might see a familiar name quoted in the following Wall Street Journal article on the very subject of this paragraph. :)https://www.wsj.com/articles/mortgage-firms-churning-refinance-loans-to-veterans-1506510002 (outline.com link if you hit a paywall --> https://outline.com/s7VrDE)TLDR: Sure, go for it.

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I should have said, and will now, that it's a one-sided article written by a very smart woman that has spent her career writing about wall street, published in a magazine that is owned by Dow Jones and is a sister publication to the Wall Street Journal.  

Funny...Just found this article on the Wall Street Journal. 

Another way is check the Business journal best of list and contact those owners/developers.

Plus, I'm benefiting from all the perks of home-ownership, including tax write-offs, mortgage paydown, area appreciation, forced appreciation from home improvements, and being the landlord instead of the tenant.I think you can find a nice 2-family opportunity in Jersey City to house-hack, particularly on the West Side, Bergen Lafayette, and near Journal Square.