Materials are replaceable, body parts not as much.

I guess the only downside might be there is a governing body to answer to if you plan on doing business sketchy and unethically.

Terrence Ruffin you should teach us how to body build in exchange we find you houses in Baltimore :))) How is that sound??

He also can't sell it now because of the 12 month redemption right unless someone buys it subject to, though that is not his intention anyway.So I know other US bodies will waive their right to redemption for a third party buyer in an arms length transaction, but I can't figure out who to contact.

All of my projects have been funded by myself and a few partners but now that I am looking to scale this thing up I need a lender who is willing to work with me and a few of my partners so we can start to take on more projects.If you are a lender take a look at my site www.ecohomesfl.com and if you need to see a body of work on the developments please PM me and I can send you that as well.

For me it will reduce the amount of wear and tear on my body and it very well can put me on a path to early retirement, and is financially proven to provide higher return than even the stock market. 

Over the years while lookin for this specific property for myself I see the scarcity of it but feel like the need is there for alot of service based businesses (ie: pest control, landscaping, HVAC, contractors, etc)...basically what I like to call businesses with “fleets and crews”.

This is completely allowed as long as you disclose it to both companies and your regulatory bodies.

If Peter had that much confidence in his ability to help me make millions and give him half of it, he wouldn't be begging me for crumbs.All reading this should steer well clear of Peter Vekselman, or, for those convinced that he is legit, please send me $2,500 and I will send you my special elixir that I guarantee will have you sporting certain body parts that will embarrass livestock.

It's typically up to a government body to approve rezoning.