I’m in Michigan where it is legal both medically and recreationally.

That said, the upstairs kitchen was turned into a bedroom, so it would take some money to recreate the kitchen.

We had no log, but recreated it on his calendar and she allowed about 50%.Audits arent black and white, more of a negotiation from my experience.

For example, I prefer the west side of I-25 generally speaking, partially because I like being as close to the mountains/outdoor recreation opportunities as possible but also because the demand is stronger on the West side of town where supply is limited by geography whereas the city can expand to the East all the way to Kansas without any physical barriers.

In some senses there's usually less supply, but at the same time, there's less demand because the 'recreational' investors who get through one project / year don't mess with stuff during that time.Some projects are nearly impossible to do around here during winter, like most exterior, concrete, roofs, etc. 

If one tenant wants to leave and terminate the lease, then I recommend recreating a new lease and signing with one tenant.

Triple lot affords ample space for both parking and recreation.

Americans spent more on autos, home furnishings, recreational goods, clothing and takeout food, among other things.

Inimitable means your post is hard to recreate.

Or, you can recreate your own version in Excel and create a column for each building to make it easier to make changes.