In general, these days people have a lot of equipment like computers, entertainment centers, plasmas, etc., that eat a lot of juice.

I have another GC that has been building himself Multi-Family for a while ... depending on the area he may entertain doing a project for someone else.

New decks for entertaining. 3 Bay heated garage.

For entertainment purposes only.I really see it as you having a few options. 1) Hiring a lawyer and you two going to court.

To me, this will be entertaining and nothing else.

I am building a hybrid hotel/apartment community with pool, gym, laundry, and outdoor courtyard on site...and located near hospitals, shopping, and transportation corridors to major job centers (corporate HQs). 

Keeps the bugs out and creates an entertainment space. 

Don't take any of this too seriously; being entertaining and provocative makes it easier to learn. 2.)

It's got a downtown feel, with walking distance to bars, restaurants and entertainment on State St.

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