Is there any repercussion of this except that the utilities may be shut down and i will need to pay a little penalty to restart it. 

Details are as follows:2nd or 3rd Wed of the month at Peaches in Norwalk, CT (starts at 7:30)Last Wed of the month at Crave Restaurant in Fairfield CT (starts at 7pm)Both are primarily networking with others in the industry and those who support it (banking, Insurance, contractors, etc.) but nobody is trying to sell you their "System".  

I can't imagine being rated by the server at a restaurant, the checkout person at the hardware store, or anything similar.

If you haven't done the exhaustive research that I have done to discover the truth about this company.....SHUT UP!

You don't want to start this process and then have the HOA shutting you down.

So small investors with some money, looking to borrow and invest, are shut out automatically up-front.My question is, for all you investors out there that are daunted by the upfront investment ...... would you be more willing to invest on a shovel-ready property?

I like to think I'll be ready for that, I am a manager at a large restaurant and a lot of that I have to do anyways, and I'll be sure to have that money saved.

The house is directly across the street from what will be restaurants, multi-family housing, and private commercial space.

You can either calculate times and percentages in your head, deal with people, and KNOW WHEN TO SHUT UP AND SIGN or you can't.Put down the books and start knocking on doors is my advice.all cash

When we took over the building in September, the boiler was shut down and we fired it up as it got colder.