Luc Boiron I think it is possible, i will elevate my post to a higher level since you have construction experience.

Tenant keeps packet.I give a little LL speech.  

It's not uncommon for a multi-story commercial building to be designed with a "service core" where all the systems, bathrooms, elevators, and other service functions are consolidated in one area.Simplify Architectural DrawingsThis is more for my fellow design-bid-build architects out there.

Meghan McCallum One other "fun" thing (I think) is that you don't necessarily have to have "lead poisoning" but rather "elevated levels of lead".

I went to a 3 day workshop (paid 2k) by Tarek and Christina’s company Real Estate Elevated and on the brink of joining.

I'm not sure I need a pet that big to feed) I chatted with the farmer a few more minutes, and he was mid decline speech, when the pig strode slowly and gently around the corner with the six year old boy riding on his back.

If you can create a 1-minute "elevator pitch" for what you want to do and what skills and talents you can offer, you'll be able to match up with the right kinds of opportunities.

I've started giving out speeches years ago during lease signings about the top 3 things I look for in a tenant, but I've also had people before that who became a thorn the DAY they moved in.

He'd need a ramp or elevator, wider doorways, and a larger bathroom with grab rails. 

There were a lot of nuggets in his #84 I liked his his elevator pitch!