For now, see you in the gym!

I can shower at my friend's house/gym/parents/etc..."

His mom was my gym teacher in high school though.   

And everything we could setup for remote monitoring- locks, ring, wifi, water shutoff, water leak sensors, noise monitor...Pool - 100/month and yard - 100/month both in Naples, FL.I typically stay away from HOAs like they are the bubonic plaque....but we may get a house with a HOA in Orlando/Kissimmee area for the amenities....pool/gym/etc....

From what I've seen, the coliving/coworking model tends to do best in prime downtown business/creative districts where tenants can easily commute to the supermarket, gym, and do other daily errands by foot.

I'm not allergic, but consider the health ramifications of the gym client with pet allergies who is running on the treadmill (already short of breath) and sustains an allergic reaction from the pet.  

I've brainstormed briefly and thought about event space too or perhaps a small gym with maybe  a couple tanning beds and access to the pool.

Hit the gym for an hour and went home. 

Walking distance (or a very short drive) to shopping, restuarants, hospital, grocery store, gym, and pretty much anything else you'd need. 15min to LAX. 10min drive to the beach. 10min drive to Aboott Kinney. neighboring Culver City, Venice, Playa Vista, and Santa Monica.• I put 10% down and secured a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage at 3.875%.• A second loan (10/1 ARM) of 10% or $130,000 was taken at a 6.24% interest rate to avoid PMI.• Estimated funds to close, including closing costs, amounted to $1,320,000.• Loan amount: $1,040,000. 10/1 ARM: $130,000.

I was sceptical because I thought it was annoying to have my return on investment being limited by this tax, but seeing a lot of them have swimming pools / gyms I think it's cool.