However I think in practice it would look/feel strange and make the basement feel alot more disconnected. 

The attorneys are thoroughly vetted by the program, and you get an initial consultation through the service with a local attorney who specializes in this area of practice.

If you go medical office and there is a lot of TI spent for a medical practice they do not leave as much because of the build out expense.

I operate in the Lehigh Valley as a landlord and am acquiring additional properties, to flip and to hold.A natural way for you to get started might be to gain control, if not ownership, of some off-campus  student housing.

In theory, you can get 2.4 horsepower from a standard 120 V outlet, but in practice it's less; it's easy to buy a gas engine that is stronger than that. 

This can be good practice if nothing else.  

It is a common practice to use orders to break leases.

Trustees will talk to another attorney, especially one who they know (our attorney worked at one of the largest trustee firms around before starting his own practice. ) Case in point... once we won a bid and for a few reasons wanted to delay getting the trustee's deed as long as possible.

I agree with @David Fritch.Go out expecting to do it for practice.

How will you control your tenants not to do  that in a rental property?