I have plan to put my business cards at different places, restaurants, grocery shops etc.Thanks.

Dropping by to fix stuff, or check in on things wouldn't be hard.I run a restaurant and deal with hiring, firing, and all the other fun stuff that comes with it so I'm use to dealing with people and having my phone go off 24/7   I plan on setting high standards for tenants and sticking to my guns even if it means spending a bit more time trying to find the right person for the house.  

You now end up with a building half the size of the old one Now another example of annoying administrative interference with dramatic consequences;Let’s say you entirely demo your old building and have your old electrical service consequently shut down and removed.

I'm increasingly realizing the disconnect here, at least from where I'm coming from versus the perspective of many here...I am a professional hospitality consultant, with a background in hotels and restaurants, and my work focuses on helping independent hotels, resorts, restaurants, and vacation rental companies around the world improve their operations.

But I do know that the area in the back of this home is going to be a very nice road because they are building a 300 unit structure in the area behind it (for student living/bars/restaurants).

If the foundation is sinking (i.e. the floors are settled, doors don't shut, cracks above doors And windows) it needs piers, seldom less than $10 k. 

I just tried to go through Santander and they shut me down after pulling my credit and reviewing my W2's.

Does one breaker shut off both laundry units or are they separate breakers in same panel?

It is free, the room is in the back and the only thing asked is to buy something from the restaurant/bar.

Then when a large local employer shut down, It took me six months to find a tenant.