That tells me about neighborhoods.But to shut off areas in the Suburbs, seems (and I am not just saying this to you, but to all that put their feet down on the argument of suburbs or city) sort of "uppety or snobbish".

I am actually from New Rochelle and we have a restaurant out there.

So if I want to change a window, a door, replace more than X amount of sheet rock, add/remove/move a wall, fix any electrical, change out plumbing, replace AC or just about anything else I need a permit pulled by a licensed contractor otherwise the city will fine me, shut down my job and have my utilities disconnected if I don't comply.

You need to put the ozone machine on a timer and shut the house / apt up, turn the furnace fan on (but flame OFF).

I almost did not even check the wife who I know because has been the manager at a local restaurant for the last eight years.

The thieves had the kindness to shut off the water before breaking the lines.

If you bought a commercial building that is mixed use residential/retail and you know the most thriving business would be a certain type of restaurant in the retail space, how would you go about finding a tenant?

-Does PLU factor change where a restaurant is on site or same as occupied using the rest rent?

Alot of you are making money Good Luck in that...I've tried only to be shut down on a deal selling deficiency balance notes of all things at 10m-50m a pop...No deal...Sure let me sell you this house for $25k...Then you sell it for $50k and I want you to give me $5k back...

So you need a good 8 hours of deep sleep, so you can shut down your body, and let it focus on building the damage youve done.