The space already has it's separate entrance and my plan was to have a fire escape installed to provide a second exit.Any information or recommendations on how to move forward provided would be GREATLY appreciated. 

Pretty much from Day 1, when Eddie my boss sat me in a dingy cubicle and plopped a huge book of financial statements on my desk...I knew...I knew I was about to hate everything I was going to (and forced) to do. ...I tried starting multiple businesses to escape (including cold-pitching Toyota a product idea they laughed at)...I failed at all of them.Finally, in 2016, I had cobbled some clients together for my 1-man marketing company. ...I was sitting in my cube at 7:00am...

I love Costa Rica and thought it is a great escape for people on the East Coast. 

The house has a cumbersome 3rd story wood fire escape coming from a window that is in pretty bad shape.

It was more like an escape out of Corporate America versus a well-planned transition.

They use escape clauses to protect themselves, not thinking about the distressed seller who at the end of the day will most likely be in a worse place if the sale doesn’t complete.This isn’t all wholesalers, but this is a lot of them, especially new ones with no money. 

It's on its way up as trendy weekend destination for those seeking to escape the big city.I own and manage a multi-family (4 unit) property downtown, as well as manage a large multi-use commercial property, with restaurant/assembly rated spaces and office/retail spaces.

They have a lot of information on the demographics you need to select an area and negotiate a lease with escape clauses if your business needs to close or expand.

Like everyone else, our goal is to generate enough passive income in the next 5-10 years for one or both of us to escape the corporate rate race.  

I have a client that is looking to purchase a second home in the $200k to $250k price range around the Pine Valley area to escape the summer heat.