Hi all,I was wondering if anybody can give me a qualified answer to the following:When searching on internet data bases- (for example Zillow, Trulia, Street Easy and others) their is usually a square footage given for the unit.The question is regarding co-ops or multi family units,-  is this figure net or gross. ?

There are attorneys on the internet suggesting using Trusts or different family members, but I disagree as Dodd-Frank clearly states that any scheme employed to circumvent the intent of the Act will be a covered transaction.

My "day job" is running tech (mostly software dev) for an internet startup, but I'm realizing that I'm not a city guy and all of the demand for my tech leadership skills force me to be in New York City.

I own and operate an internet advertising agency and I think I see a niche where my agency's skills could be profitably employed. 

It was because neither had home computers or internet but preferred email style communication.  

I don't know of any pattern block.Your best bet is to hit the internet and search for images of what your like and then drill down to local suppliers. 

When I get done with work, I come home and instead of watching TV, I come to BP and get on the internet and look for houses.

A lot of the internet is full of people talking about subjects that they aren't very versed in.

*You need to setup your office (whether home or building) with the right equipment, such as a color printer, computer, Internet, webpage, vonage phone, stamps.com, etc.

The possibilities on the internet are endless.