They are considered by the market as part of the overall GLA because it is useable in that fashion. 

If the water table is within 4 foot of the surface, forget about it, it will never be approved by DEQ, and will need a public connection to sewer, and Big Sky is probably going to slap you with a SID at this point, because it's infrastructure is present and being used in most places I know of.Do not approach ANY engineer in town without a Land Use lawyer.

Baselane looks pretty good on the surface, but so do a lot of them. 

@Jaime ReyesThey’re all free so I tell my tenants to pay however they prefer (zelle, cash app, Apple Pay, Venmo, PayPal, bank to bank, chime, money lion and good ole fashion cash).

They and another company with New York in the title have really struggled because they were too heavily invested in old-fashioned market investing.

Individual developers often borrow private money in the same fashion.  

On the surface, it's feasible to achieve this goal.

GC thought he didn't need a permit because we were only do surface improvements, but the city still shut us down for 2 weeks since the GC was removing the vanity.

So I replaced all the carpets.I painted all the walls and ceilings.I cleaned and wiped down every surface including windows, blinds, doors, fans, baseboards, you name it.

Seems that banks do this in some fashion.