I am not sure if just walking up to the homeowner in the lobby is something you are not comfortable with or not.In Baltimore, I bet they would have codes court more than one day a week.

Then someone fell in the lobby and bumped their head on the counter.

Meet in Lobby at 12:30.

I have been involved in the past about sales managing and maintaining commercial properties as well as construction projects into retail, banking, movie theaters, and a hotel.For about a year I have been watching and listening to a gentleman that has about 25 years in the experiencing of successful real estate buying and selling apartment complexes and currently owns almost 5,000 apartment units. 

Only if the coffee shop is in the lobby of a moving and storage service.Not to be offensive, but I would suggest you might have better success with property management.There are lots of people who can self manage, but I always say one of the things most property managers are great at vs most individual self managers is enforcing deadlines and collecting late fees.   

If we want to fight rent control, we need to push and lobby at that level. 

Things like televisions, home theater equipment and stereos actually run in “standby” mode when you leave them plugged in, and they can draw as much energy as a 100-watt light bulb.

It is a nice, quiet neighborhood with good schools right across the bridge (about a mile away) from downtown New Brunswick which is a city home to Rutgers, RWJ Hospital, Johnson & Johnson, NJ Transit train to NYC and a lot of development going on including a brand new theater and a huge development project at the train station which will include shopping, food and apartments.

Hotel lobby is using homeowners to get these short term rentals banned in local level.

Restaurants, bars, theaters, concerts and sports at the HP Pavilion just to name a few.