I wanted to do this in some North Philly neighborhoods by bringing together the community(residents, churches, small business) to put up funds, maybe crowd-fund, to purchase and renovate certain houses, that aren't teardowns, and put families in there on a lease/purchase opportunity.

Church leaders, professors, soccer moms, retired trades contractors and the only RE experience or assistance might be from a Realtor who volunteers for the feather.

Matthews Catholic Church"

If you have something constructive to comment about I'm all ears otherwise keep your mouth shut.

The tenants are the quiet, young, church attending type... not to stereotype, but I'd be surprised if it was Meth use.

When we were in mediation (this was my first eviction) we started going back and forth about "he said, she said" things and my atty shut that down quickly with his wise thoughts and the right words to say.

Gets answers to a lot if questions, I have used this with multiple new people who have the found "lenders" using this method.If you sit down with a pen and paper, make a list of 20 people, friends, family, acquaintances, business associates, business peoe in the neighborhood, your church, community organizations you belong to.

I just installed a Mitsubishi 15,000 BTU as the one and only heat source in a single family rental and gave it extra insulation- each bedroom has supplemental baseboard if people want to keep their doors shut.

Also heard they have some very specific rules as to how many they allow and were cracking/shutting down 'illegal' ones.

I wish you would just trust me on this, but I'll share a couple of errors I made.1) Operation shut down.