I think hospitals would like travelers to be on there way out. 

The reason we are interested in doing this in El Paso is even though I don't live there, I travel there 8-10 weeks a year for things related to our non-profit.

There are so many students  and traveling professionals.

First focus on what kind of tenants you are looking for (college, certain employer, traveling nurses......) 

Even if you have to travel a couple of hours, you have a much better chance of finding someone.How to approach a mentorOnce you've found a likely candidate, it's time to reach out and ask.

For small spaces, you can't get a small enough (in terms of BTU) multi-zone unit and what happens is one unit receives refrigerant even when not running if the other is running, which due to the cold of the evap coil causes it to condensate and ultimately causes constant problems with drainage.Also, look for a mini-split where you can connect an external thermostat and configure the head unit to shut off when the set point is reached.

But that also means we don't take on external clients (folks that don't work with us on the buy side).All that to say, if you can find a company like that in Cleveland, it's definitely worth a look.

So, active duty military, big pharmacy salesman, contractor, or just a traveling trust fund kid, where you are gone the majority of each year but still consider “x-city” to be your primary home/place of return, you’ll be stripped of your license.

Located just a stone's throw from I-35, this prime location beckons both travelers seeking transient luxury and long-term tenants, including discerning retirees.With meticulously designed sites and secured permitting, this venture promises to redefine luxury travel and investment excellence.

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