Besides the local Chamber offering a free work space, they also offer conference rooms and catering at reasonable daily rates.

The Chamber of Commerce is one of the best places to find that metering,  You could probably get that information from a local and experienced Agent of real estate.  

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If I HAD found human remains or a torture chamber I probably would have titled the post "Human remains found during inspection" or "Torture Chamber, Duplex" In my opinion, the above is disturbing.. not creepy.The possibility of taking a shower and having someone peeping through a hole in the ceiling is creepy in my opinion. 

Chamber of commerce for the city or county and property is in can be helpful!

Visit your bank, or another bank and ask about small business classes that touch on "use of funds" management, they can be helpful or point you to a class in your area, generally these are free to attend, check the Chamber of Commerce too.Basic business finance is simply an extension of personal finance, it doesn't have to be complicated. 

When smoke enters the chamber, it disrupts the flow of the current activating the alarm.Photoelectric - respond best to smouldering fires - those which have a long period of smouldering before flashing.  

I'm communicating with him in Idaho about funding a rental property in Baltimore.  

Talk to folks at the Chamber of Commerce to get the scoop on the area's economic forecast and how other businesses see the future of MHPs in the area.We just had two cases of older Parks being run out of business b/c the new City Council created so many new ordinances there was no way the owners could afford to become compliant with the new rules.  

You can find out plenty about your local market by doing an internet search, reading local blogs, and reading up on the local area chamber of commerce website.