I could not imagine dealing with 40 interns in 6 months.

I can't imagine sitting in a food truck in the middle of summer with ovens and grills going.

In regards to moving them; I imagine Colorado is similar to Texas in that at least 2 of 10 people I know own a truck more than capable of towing these trailers.I do wonder, though, if much profit could be made buying these trailers and then trucking them down to south Texas or North Dakota to re-sale to the gas and oil field workers.

Carve-outs for bad boy provisions okay, but I doubt this will even come up-No points and market-based rate-80%+ LTC-Blanket loan with release clauses (I'll start doing some research on language for these today)-Release clauses should allow us to build on any of the lots and not prevent "checker boarding" (the lots are all adjacent so I can't imagine this is an issue less some of the flag lots)-Release clauses should keep seller's security interest in tact and allow our group to take pro rata distributions as projects sell.

Maybe you are imagining the terrible things that could happen that you would be liable for, but look at it this way; your guests are exposed to far more risk driving to and from you place and insurance adequately covers the financial aspect of that risk.

Bill Gulley I can't imagine what Triathletes must do to train, that would be so grueling; and take such discipline, as does running and swimming.

Perhaps they won't tell you, but I can't imagine they don't have some guidelines.I would press them harder to fully understand their rationale and their timelines.

My hunch is this is also a no no because I can't imagine the nightmare in the accounting.

Yes, but I can only speak for our area, although I cant imagine its only done in a small section of Ohio.Re: Funding out of state. 

Imagine if you had to take every item to the code reader to check for prices?