Kasdorf, research manager for the Houston Chamber of Commerce.The availability of cheap and plentiful office space, plus a large labor pool, also recently have led to a surprising growth in the number of new small businesses.Ironically, the downturn also lessened traffic on the city's notoriously jammed freeways and is allowing officials to catch up on much-needed road construction projects.Yet even those involved in the diversification effort admit that it could take two decades before enough industries plant their roots and help wean the city off its oil dependency.Until then, many Houstonians say they will hang tough in the belief that their city eventually will rebound and provide the opportunities that drew them to it in the first place.''

@Austin Chambers @Ryan Murdock @Kelly N. 

However, we do permit vaping.

Contact the Economic development for your town and ask them along with the Chamber of Commerce.

BP can fall into the "echo chamber trap" where the same core ideas get repeated so much, that everyone just echos it back.All the properties I buy are pretty much rent ready.

Do you or does anyone who would be living at the property or visiting the property smoke ANYTHING cigars, cigarettes, marijuana, vape.5.

All of the drain lines from the top floor should feed into the main line through gravity and bottom floor section enters into a pump chamber, reaches a certain level then activates the pump and then releases into the main line as well.

@Jason Chambers Do search the form threads, there was recently a long thread on CAP rates - and the dangers of banding it about without really understanding its shortcomings.The CAP rate is a ratio which allows you to compare cash flows within a given location, but it tells you nothing about the quality of the cash flows being compared.Mathematically, CAP rate is simple: Net Operating Income / Acquisition cost.  

Bill Gulley in regards to these furnaces (if you call it that) the burner can get clogged, and spill gas into this large chamber, It depends how much gas builds up until its either lights or goes boom.

I spoke recently for a Rotary Club here and have been asked by the Chamber of Commerce to speak to them.