210? not sure which one your speaking of...

The building where they were is what he means.

I do know neighbors of theirs in that building were complaining about
too much traffic amongst other things they did wrong.
The walls are also paper thin on every floor and everyone in there is extremely nosy too especially the management .
Not a good location for that type of business whatsoever .

FYI LE can take up to a year or longer to
bust someone regardless if there's a name / phone number/address change.
So I really don't get why people think seeing a regular is any safer than a newbie client .
Its about just using common sense, if you're in this biz you need to be lawyered up.

That's just my opinion.

any recommendations on who to see for a consult?
ive used one in the past but as with everything things change..

btw i hear another wonderful review of u ;P i was a chicken -

super glad things went well

or where they besing me? ah well not my buis

This is why owning your own building (like Method) is really the only way to get around these types of issues.

Of course then there's the RICO act if caught...
R. R.'s old locations still sit empty.

I know ancient realms recently closed but thats nt a good spot either. the owner of the place is very nozy and its not the best set up the 2nd therapy room u have to walk thru the first room not private at all. idk how people went for that

I'm sure that R.R. wished she had done things a little differently now looking back on things.
She never took any precautionary measures in case things went south.

In todays business world there are smart, organized, legal ways of running things and keeping the law off of your back.

I believe she is still out in Wayzata.

I havent spoken with RR in over 7
years . One thing i know the nature of her departure is an example of what not to do