@Deanna McCormickn, Wiring, ducts and conduits, plumbing stub outs and framing studs were in place, permitted, and inspected prior to his moving in (I had replaced the entire HVAC, ducts and hot water heater).

Trending currently anyway is industrial, interior metal conduit, open pex pipping.

Non-sprinkled (smoke detectors only), electric installed in conduit as well as circuit breakers, central gas boiler and contains no common hallways ( exterior entrances to each apartment).

By day (and night, often enough), I'm a mortgage and structured finance attorney (secondary market bulk finance and conduit work, not individual properties or mortgages).

Many installations from the 1960's were inside conduit.

Adam Lysak You can definitely use your dental practice as a conduit to your real estate business.

They will not generally be doing it at 75% ltv.For 75% ltv non-recourse it is generally a wealth fund, conduit lender, or CMBS type and the property records have to be PRISTINE to be at that LTV for a loan.

Is your can light including housing, trim, junction box, conduits, wires, and light itself all for $35?

On larger high quality parks conduit/institutional is often the way to go.

That information age also provides their form of "fun"...so, you can either treat it as a separate thing, or use it as the new conduit from the real world to their virtual world...and teach them while they have fun.Like I said earlier...why can't you do both?