I've seen companies that do modular hotels, dorms, etc.

I'm thinking nothing fancy (no prepared talks or anything), just all meet at a local pub or some-such to meet each other and make connections.

But it’s easy to find a lot of people with fancy cell phones, all sorts of “necessities” like newer cars, expensive cable plans, eating out/partaking in services, etc.I think the US “normal” spending habits help the economic numbers look good, but also think if every American, myself included, kept a little more in savings, the economy would still be pretty good.

My question is this: is there any way he can fight a legal survey with some fancy legal work in regards to encumbrances, easements, or the like if the survey is not in his favor and is in mine? 

Since this is such a dynamic environment with the potential for high returns, over and above what people can normally get, I set the interest rate (really discount rate, but lets not get fancy) to 40%.

Not fancy, but well-maintained and clean.Your landlord may just prefer to keep the status quo because it's low hassle, and maybe he also doesn't want to deal with the kind of renovation it might need to re-rent it.My guys were also very much aware of leaving property to their kids/relatives. 

Think of college dorms, military housing and other odd structures.

Removing students from campus affects everything from dorm rentals to cafeteria purchases to athletic ticketing. 

Not looking for anything fancy. 

Tired of dorm living I bought a run down owner hold.