Problems- the container gets really hot (someone could get burned), some of them are open in the front (a child could stick something in it), the flame could blow out while the gas is still flowing.

It's better if the business model matches the traffic flow for the time of the day.Are these business that need a bunch of foot traffic to be healthy OR is most of their business conducted through shipping??

Add up the total of your gross monthly income from wages/salary, child support, alimony, commissions, etc.

Prior to that meeting I felt like bulk deals were like big foot sightings.

Every 90 degree turn gives you a 5-foot "penalty" - so if you have four 90-degree turns, that's the equivalent to twenty-feet of straight pipe, and there's only 15 feet of straight pipe left on a code-compliant install (and shorter is going to work much better & clog less).

Personally, I would never step foot into the court house.

Even a six foot high concrete block fence is going to have minimal impact on the noise.

Additionally, I would encourage you to have a home inspection done and fix any safety hazards or code violations prior to allowing a daycare be run, try to make sure the place is as child-proofed as possible.Of course, if you can get her to agree not to run the daycare, or if you can find a different tenant, that is the best way to limit your liability.

Further inspection showed no damage to the next room OR the footings outside.

I then look at all of the comps and pull the properties that are built in the same subdivision, within 2 years of the same build year, and 10% of the square foot of my property.