If not, you can rotate this layout 90 degrees counterclockwise to put the main living areas in the back of the houseMost living is done in the great room/dining, not the office, which is why I swapped them.great room and dining can be easily swapped (and I'd probably do this if it was my project).The butler's pantry adds a ton of storage, offers an area for additional not-often used appliances.The huge island makes up for the lost countertop space and creates a huge area for food prep.You can open up the full right side or front and put an outdoor dining/entertainment area.Garage would still be on the left, I just didn't draw it.Lynn

I'll inbox you and we can swap experiences.

And wasn't it the derivatives and the credit default swaps created by Wall Street that were the true culprits in the whole scheme that brought everything crashing down?

This is also false, if one looks into the details they would see that these operations are mearly asset swaps.

I’ve been planning to swap in to other properties for years. 

Is there a place I can bring this to swap out the glass or can it be done myself?

So if @Ben Leybovich decides Pig in Glasses has lost it's appeal to potential tenants, he can swap it out for a more Kafka-esque Iron Butterfly image and it won't cost him an arm and a wing. 

If you are interested in chatting, I would be happy to share my experiences and swap notes. 

Happy to swap research with you.

It wont be grounded, so they'll prob make you swap it out if you replace outlets and such.