Well I bought an office in a condominium - The tenant decided to stay  and I really like the fact that  the condo takes care of the outside and all I have to take care is the bathroom ( there is no kitchen )  - So unless the toilet breaks it is maintenance free.

yes I believe he has, hes coming to my office on the 19th I can double check for ya.

I tell little girls just how adorable they are; I hold the door for my elders, & always let them go ahead of me (even when they take their time); & I stop to let cars out in traffic, allow people the right of way in crosswalks, & politely wave when everyone else beeps at me in appreciation ;0)To say the least some of my ways are a bone of contention for most of my Mass friends that explain to me (over, & over, & over) that my "friendliness" gives off the wrong impression ;0).

call your titles officer too that could be very helpful

That means that if you owned a few stores along Yonge Street with some offices or apartments above, you were in luck, because the government had just declared that you could build 20, 30, or 40 stories instead of two, three, or four.

I would be happy to share the contact information for one of the local TD loan officers.

Does the landlord have an office by chance?

The construction cost has been soaring in the last 3 years in the Bay area (I work in the corporate construction industry and our project management office is forecasting 10% fee escalation in all of the MEP trades in this year).

My name is Alex, I just put in my two weeks notice at my job in politics that I've held for the past 5 1/2 years in hopes of following my passion in teaching yoga & Pilates and to figure out a way to live a way of life outside of "the grind."

If it is one of those places that you need to be the brother-in-law of the mayor, i.e. need political connections to subdivide efficiently either forget it or plan the time to build the connections you will need.