In my opinion, one of the greatest signs that a landlord or property manager just doesn't care is when there are massive stacks of circulars, free newspapers, or phone books in the entryway.

And the tuff shed would be perfect but I'm trying to build a circular home. 

It's really a circular argument that won't lead anywhere. 

Plus it has a circular drive.

It's a circular argument.

If you end up being solely a LP then the promoter/syndicator/GP would be well-served to have an offering circular or "private placement" that enumerate the risks of the project.  

Rock does come in 3/8", 1/2", 5/8", and I think you can still find 1/4". 1/4" and 3/8" is used mostly for custom work like circular rooms. 5/8 is called fire rock and is used around fire places and in commercial.As jciu already pointed out, calculating how many sheets you need will have to be done room by room and not by square feet.

Now, dip the sponge in vinegar or ammonia and scrub gently in a circular motion. wash the walls and dry them with chamois cloth.

NO, banks will know you are not a serious buyer and laugh your offer right into the circular filing cabinet.

@Jacob Ferguson ask your lender about the Loans for Alteration and RepairPURPOSE: This circular replaces Chapter 7, Topic 4, Loans for Alteration and Repair, in the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Lender's Handbook, 26-7.