So in essence, if I was having this conversation with someone in a local restaurant and an SEC guy overheard, I could get in trouble for stating a business idea I had?

I worked a full time office job and a weekend restaurant job for about a year and applied 90% of both incomes to my student loans.  

That could potentially be income from September to the end of January if you catch Archery Season for deer, and then finish out with bird hunters through January....I've seen a lady do this successfully in Scott City where I hunt a lot - she took an old run down hotel built in the early 1900's on main st - put a restaurant in downstairs, then slowly one by one remodeled the old rooms and turned them into furnished apts -- luckily for her she started doing this at the start of the oil boom we just had, and it coincided with a couple wind farm projects going on around there.  

Account Closed have you read the story of the Mexican fisherman and the New York Bussines man? 

Along with big redevelopment plans along the river front to add bars, restaurants, duck boat tours, with the goal to turn Norristown into the younger artsy district Phoenixville has become.Now I will say Norristown is a very block-by-block town (arguably more drastic than Philly), the closer to the courthouse the better, but honestly, it's a very deal-by-deal basis.

Restaurant growth is up 17% and pedestrian counts are 3rd highest in the city.

(no high end car lots, expensive restaurants, fancy clothing stores, etc.).  

I am single 36year old professional women who enjoys walking, local restaurants, bars and living in diverse neighborhoods.

These apartments are located just down the street from the main drag in Joplin (Wal-Mart, Target, restaurants, etc.) and they are close to some higher end apartments.

And I host the event.Aprils event is at los galanes in mexican town.