$2000 in annual maintenance for a 90 year-old brick building in a city with 100+ degree weather in the summer and 5 months of snow and ice in the winter?

I have a background in architecture and a masters degree in Community Development.

I’m graduating this December with a degree in Econ and minor in marketing.

I graduated HS in 2000 and went to 6 years of college to get 3 degrees. 

However, I have a degree in Finance, it probably comes more naturally to me than others. 

In just 3 short days I will be graduating college with a degree in Accounting and Finance.

I’m not arguing that it’s strange for a child to color on a wall I’m arguing that if it happens to this degree it definitely points to a lack of supervision or caring in general.

Direct Sunlight, .03-.05 ppm ozone, dry heat over 100 degree, medical grade hydrogen peroxide, etc.  

I'm working to flush out all of these concerns WITH the governing bodies, to the degree where I'm working to identify a proper parcel of land and the remaining capital to pull it all together.

It might be nice to sit down and do it together to some degree and sign it.