King Red

I'll be there too.

Good stuff.
 
Ok, it's Lets Make A Deal time:
 
Your firm has enough operating capital to afford a 1-year lease on a decent 5 office, 1 large conf, 1 small conf room, 2x 3-way desks in an open workspace arrangement, a lobby, and basic small office IT set up in a 2nd tier city of your choice (not NYC, SF, LA, Chicago)...presumably in Boston but I don't care...ya'll decide. I'll throw in temp worker reception service for this main office for free. If you opt for this I will reduce your company's Wealth by 1  and increase its Holdings by 1. You wont get your Wealth back once the lease runs out.
 
You also have enough to afford 1-year leases on 4 run down / "distressed" properties (think old warehouses, old walkups, rinky dink industrial park offices, etc) with a fair amount of floorspace but no furnishings to speak of and poor frontage anywhere in the US....OR  2 modest but respectable properties that are smaller but have decent rented office furniture and set up to run a small satellite office out of in 2nd tier cities of your choice. Or some mix there of...on a 2:1 ratio.  If you opt for this I will reduce your company's Wealth by 1  and increase its Holdings by 1. You wont get your Wealth back once the leases run out.
 
If you grow your company over time, you can expand this further.
 
@Durzan Malakim @King Red

Speaking as someone who works in the commercial real estate industry, that seems like a pretty fair deal.
 
Here are some real world numbers to consider.
 
$100k cash outlay will pay for a one-year lease in Boston in a Class B building for about 3,300 or so rentable square feet ($30/sf annually or $99,000). There's about 20 million square feet currently vacant in that city, so even a Class A space can probably be found for that rate in a lower occupancy building, given Killroy's knowledge of real estate.
 
In comparison, here in suburban San Diego county, you can pay about the same price for office space in a Class A building. Location will really determine things.
 
Warehouse rental rates in the US are averaging about a quarter of the rate that Class B office space goes for in Boston, or about $7 per square foot.
 
There are also dying strip malls where space can be had for real cheap nowadays, especially in less popular areas.
 

Killroy will buy some land carefully for the teleportation network. He would hunt for distressed commercial real estate, to get a bargain, and use front companies to buy the land, so our vampire friends won't easily give us a surprise.

I will be there this Saturday.

I will join you this Saturday.

And...I'm back. 
 
I'm planning to resume normal service and run the next session this coming up Saturday at At Ease Games at 5pm.

Would alliteration help?
 
*Horror Hounds
*Terror Trackers
*Monster Management
*Fear Fighters
*Scare Slayers
*Nightmare Ninjas
*Bogeyman Busters
 
Do we need to sound macho?
 
*Team Bravo
*The Trouble Shooters
*The Lionhearts
*The Courage Club
*The Last Hope
*Knights of Valor

All very good entries, there @King Red. I can just see making business cards with "Lionheart LLC, monster management and magic consulting."

Would alliteration help?
 
*Horror Hounds
*Terror Trackers
*Monster Management
*Fear Fighters
*Scare Slayers
*Nightmare Ninjas
*Bogeyman Busters
 
Do we need to sound macho?
 
*Team Bravo
*The Trouble Shooters
*The Lionhearts
*The Courage Club
*The Last Hope
*Knights of Valor

Would alliteration help?
 
*Horror Hounds
*Terror Trackers
*Monster Management
*Fear Fighters
*Scare Slayers
*Nightmare Ninjas
*Bogeyman Busters
 
Do we need to sound macho?
 
*Team Bravo
*The Trouble Shooters
*The Lionhearts
*The Courage Club
*The Last Hope
*Knights of Valor

I will be there tomorrow at 5 pm.

I'm looking forward to part 2! 

Killroy saved the day vs a huge tentacular monstrosity known as a Q'gthik hiding in a still lake to waylay unwary passerby's (a blatant Watcher in the Water rip off). The other three Hunters had been rendered unconscious and had been pulled under the waters to either drown or be devoured...take your pick. Having smartly set himself up as a sniper should, Killroy shot out one of the thing's eyes (and rolled one off max damage in the process), and finally finished it off with a head shot. 
 
Murgatroyd really earned his keep as well, between timely use of his Hermetic Circle, ring of blasting, and general arcane knowledge. His Supernatural Resistance also paid for itself protecting him from suffering the tainted consequences of learning dark secrets of a Cthonic nature, forbidden knowledge that let him give smart counsel to his teammates.