I never used green light, I bought my properties all cash. 

I've been lurking in the shadows for some time and now ready to moving forward toward the light.

Because I have a different perspective about crime and the nature of the people. 

Currently, rather than focus on how to leverage what I believe is the inevitable legalization, much of the emphasis from community and civic leaders is on developing the tourist industry, while trying to bring in light-medium industry and better utilize the harbor.

Granite is a natural product and can and will have a different look between the different slabs.  

Naturally I stumbled across this community and have been reading all the advice y'all have provided.

The back of the home has a hole in the wall and one of the structural beams has been impacted - it appears as if it has suffered some light damage, although nothing major.

The (new) owners are only after the easy cash, naturally & have no inclination to upgrade either the property or their screening process. 

The best way to get out of a contract is never get into one, if you don't know what you're doing, don't sign one until you see the light at the end of the tunnel, if that light turns out to be a train, your lender will get you off the track.

.- Camera and lighting.