The issue is this:  Florida's hotel lobby. 

You also need to consider the paintings - to the point of @Michael Plaks, if you could have picked up a bunch of prints from Hobby Lobby to decorate the place - why did you do the $3,500 options?

Lots of extra land: Go whole hog - have one side with a motel, another area for mobile homes, RV park section, Tent campers area, cabin/Yurt/Park Model area, restaurant & bar, Big screen theater/sports viewing area - near refreshments and snacks for sale!

I had dinner last night with one of my good friends who is a lobbyist and he got the contract from the Pro legalization camp to do the lobbying for them and writing the bill.In a nut shell they tailored this bill right a long with the Oregon liquor laws..

As it applies to a landlord, this would be for your public areas such as parking lots, offices, lobbies, hallways, anything where the public or visitors can go.

If you are at the third attempt, that should be a good time to see if the seller can lobby for a new condenser to be installed, given the first two visits are on their database for the same issue.

Should we get together and lobby some government entity that the reliable payers should not be paying for the folks who didn't take personal accountability with their finances and just filed for bankruptcy or let their houses go into foreclosure?

The sparkling lights of the Bay Bridge and the City from my deck, the all year outdoor weather, gorgeous hiking trails and parks 2 miles from my front door, world class theater, concerts and events a short BART ride away, and some of the smartest people in the world all around me.

Then we lobbied Montgomery County to legalize them, which they did, and now we are lobbying them further to ease the regulations on them. 

On that table, it will have all kinds of different uses from a single family home to a movie theater.