Which side is good for the acquarium to face for a residential home and for business?
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B"H\nYou might consider adding details b/c I'm not sure what you're asking.\n\nIf you're talking about Feng Shui, try the following:\n\nEnter the room in question from its main entrance, and look at it as a rectangle divided into nine equal pieces (three along the top, and three down the side).  \n\nFrom where you stand at the entrance, the section in the FAR LEFT CORNER is called the "Prosperity" section.  Water is the element of this section, and putting images of water there is said to help your prosperity.  \n\nThe FAR RIGHT CORNER is the "Relationships" section, and putting fish there will probably make you feel... er... "enamored".\n\nThe FAR RIGHT MIDDLE (between the far right corner and the near right corner) is the "Children" section, and putting fish there may help you get pregnant.\n\nKeep the fishtank out of the FAR DEAD CENTER section (the "Fame" section) b/c the element there is "fire".\n\nI hope that's helpful.
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you need to tell us where this residential project is because geography is pretty important! Of course not less important is culture and customs where this is located! Otherwise if no restrictions exist and weather allows it then make lots of swimming pools and and lots of outdoor activities like  golf courses and tennis courts, having these features in your project plus a secure and environmentally clean atmosphere will enable the project to sell itself without much hassle...\n\nyou are welcome to contact me for further discussion
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i bought a house built circa 1880. its definitely got a lot of character, but its a fixer-upper. but, as long as theres nothing structurally wrong with the house, you should be ok. i've got a lot of connections with plumbers/conctruction and stuff because my dad works with them as an electrician. so, i chose to get more, but have to work on it. generally with newer homes you get less, but its done and in perfect shape. and with condos, theres no work at all to be done, but theres fees.
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ask someone else who has a business next door...
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Z-shape or zigzag, because it is a nice shape or a nice design and unique. It's okay for houses to face the steets but it must face the sunlight coz' they say that it's bad luck if it will not be facing the sunlight and it's not really best if you will build your houses near the streets especially when you live in a big community or in an urban place because accidents always happens in that area but if you live in a peaceful place like in a rural or province area it's okay.\nYou could also choose a one-storey house or two or more than storey house.
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It depends upon what you want as far as weather, community, and other amenities you are looking for.\nA house next to a stream in a wooded mountain region sounds very enjoyable and peaceful, but it needs to be close enough to a city/town for shopping and the like.  Could be UT, CO, NM, AZ, NC, TN, KY, GA, CA, NV.
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Would depend on where you are. You wouldn't want to start a lumber/hardware business next to a Lowe's. Think about the times you have wished that there was a this or that in your area and the odds are in favor of others wishing the same thing.
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the site location will determine if the house is left handed with garage on left or right handed with garage on right. if a light pole or fire hydrant or drain or tree prevent the driveway location then they reverse the plan and build you a mirror image of it.
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Atlantic Nursery in Freeport is great. See Owners Sig or Chritina Feile. Tell them Sid sent you.\nwww.atlanticnursery.com\n516-378-7357
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Several things, not all and not in order:\n\nWhere are your nearest competitors, do you want to compete head on or open  in an area outside their coverage?\n\nWhat is the maximum you can afford to spend each month and for how long if you make no profit (most new businesses lose money the first 6 months and are out of business the first year).\n\nWill you have employees, what will you pay them? Do you know the added costs with a payroll? Workmen's comp, matched SS, etc.\n\nHow will the accounting be done?\n\nWho  will your suppliers be, will they carry credit?\n\nDo you need a loan to start? The lender will want a detailed projection of costs and income.\n\nWill your lease include utilities or will they be separate?\n\nWill the space need to be remodeled? Lighting and display for fashions is VERY  important? If the space has been vacant for sometime, perhaps the landlord will do some of the remodeling in advance?\n\nIs there a provision in the lease to get out of it if you lose money and must close doors? Can the lease be tied to profit at all? What if you grow and need to get a larger space?\n\nAsk police department about robberies, thefts, break-ins relative to area(s) looking at. Do you need a security system? Does it need to have 24-hour monitoring? Have a button that may be pushed for a silent alarm and police call-out.\n\nHow will you accept payments, what are costs associated with credit card payments?\n\nDo you need storage space? Will the storage be suitable for protecting the items from damage? \n\nAre there changing rooms and bathrooms? You do not want potential cusotmers leaving becauase they have to go elsewhere to use the bathroom.\n\nIs there room for an office and can you monitor the retail space if you are in the office?
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pictur framing specialist\n\nhttp://www.seacoastventures.net/business/2006/04/new_business_mjs_tavern.html\n\n:> peace
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liabilty -definately. check with your town hall - they offer lots of great info for small businesses.
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I go for the architecture. You should check  out the travel brochure.
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Obviously a condo or townhouse is easier to maintain, that's why you pay association fees, so the maintanance is done for you. \n\nWhether which is better to invest in depends on the location. In large residential areas, usually a house has more appreciation value.
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I had the same business about 30 years ago, while I was in college. Its unlikely that your customers will ask about insurance and bonding for this business type. It might be better to start operating the business and if anyone ever ask for insurance and bonding, decide then if that account is worth the expense. If your business is setup as a corporation or LLC, you would be protected from most liability yourself anyway. Make sure that your contract holds the doctors office or restaurant where the aquariums are located responsible for any damages that may occur. Their employees and customers are more likely to damage the aquarium and spill the water than you are. Try to keep the business small enough to handle the accounts yourself. Having employees is where most of your business troubles will start. More help available if you need it.\n\nI recently retired from the real estate business in Central Florida after 27 years. For the past two years I have been offering free business mentoring services to young entrepreneurs. I can offer a variety of small business ideas depending on your personal interest and abilities. I will also make myself available for consultations by email or phone. I do not charge for these services.\n\nIf you want to know more, please feel free to write to Bruce at boatclub@go.com . I will help if I can.
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Obviously this depends on the costs for your contractor in your area and labor.   Materials will vary in price as well. A good place to research that would be at a place such as Home Depot (for your materials)   Once you cost them out, you can shop for lower prices.   Permits also need to be costed in as well as cost for blue prints, septic systems or sewer; whether or not the lot has electric to the boundries or if you have to put in it; etc. Take your time and research it before you settle on a contractor.  There are so many ways to go; stick built, pre manufactured, kit (for log cabins) design simple or complex; single story or townhouse.  I did a lot of research on the internet and was never bored.  Learned a lot.  Have fun.
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Just go visit some and enquire, but make sure its far away from where you wish to set-up, im sure they wont be too co-operative if they feel youre going to be a threat to their business. \n\nI personally prefer hardcourt for a 5 a side. Every 7 a side pitch ive played on has been astro turf.