You'll want to look at indirect things such as "warnings to residents not to leave food scraps in hallways" or "needing to replacing damaged wiring" etc. 

If you can present your property to them as an attractive package, to lessen the headaches and stress on the medical professional, you might have a niche.

Roaches need food and water, and they can't get either from people who keep their place clean.

--details on income and current situation - income wise i make at least $1,000 every two weeks from my current job.i have, in my opinion a great situation, i still live with my parents however all i have to worry about is paying my phone bill and insurance while bringing in some food on the table, so im grateful for my situation so far since it allows me to save as much as i can.#1 - since i have a place to live already, would it be wise to get a duplex (or better) and just be able to rent all the rooms out?

It can be - if for example, the "benefit" provided is in the form of a "service" or an "extension of credit".Food for thought, I think.Carl, looking forward to the webinar. 

Hello - has anyone seen a developer/tenant scope of work breakdown for a build to suit lease/transaction for a fast food/QSR development?

I'm 30 years old, I've been in the food industry for 15 years, mostly in BOH as a Chef and a few years in FOH as a bartender.

Spectrum has agreed to sell me their package at about half of the retail cost, and now I am trying to figure out the best way to bill cable and internet to the tenants.

I got a package of lunch bags, opened 4-5 and inserted a sheet of lightly crumpled newspaper in each, squeezed the openings and tied them closed with a long string, and hung the bulbous bags in the areas the wasps were planning to build.

This comes down to knowing your numbers, knowing what properties are selling for in the area, and having a list of actual buyers.NOW--blast this package out to your buyers list.