Fort Hill is well positioned between multiple hospitals, financial institutions, and colleges and offers public transportation within short walking distance.I'm looking to connect with people who have had success (or failure) going this route prior to taking the leap and buying a bunch of furnishing that I'm sure I'll take a bath in the case I need to get rid of it should this strategy not pan out.

An example for me would be someone that pops in, tells everyone how successful they are, and tells you to 10X your success or you're a failure.

Plaintiff has been damaged by Defendants' breach and failure to perform.

For those who have used this model can you please give me some insight into some success and failures you have had with this. 

It's not worth overpaying and setting yourself up for failure, but if you have to pay a little more and it still makes sense, offer  a little more.

Also **IMPORTANT** if you start to just rely on Google, Facebook, or anything as the main source of your business, you can set yourself up for failure, you need a few new business sources.

In the end failure is the best teacher.

Failure to show it to police officials is grounds to be arrested.

But under the AIA model, what triggers liquidated damages is the contractor's failure to meet the Substantial Completion Date (which has its own nuanced meaning).

I do it for the experience, thrill, rush in face of failure.