It's like that movie, Idiocracy.  

The house needed a value add situation as one side was completely remodeled and updated and the other side looked like the inside of a house off a scary movie, "very scary".

As far as crime, you're in the Chicago area which has more killings a day than a horror movie. 

Once the eviction got started the tenant kept insisting that she did not have to pay or move because she "had hardship" (elderly family member passed away etc.) and would take the cause to court for a dramatic movie worthy legal victory.Her court experience was not quite what she had imagined it would be and we got a ruling in our favor.

I googled him, and still don't know who he is...Is he the writer that was in the movie, "A Knight's Tale"?

Did you ever see that Michael Keaton movie - Pacific heights or something like that?

The HOA fee for our size unit is $309 per month and that covers all the amenities (pools, volley ball court, movie theater, shuttle to and from campus, etc.). 

I am looking at an area in Southern ATL that is going to have a movie studio built at a shutdown army base.

The location and demographics will be critically important, but in their successes it seems like a repositioned center will have as an anchor one of the following: major gym, movie theater, discount apparel store (TJ Maxx, Ross, DD's Discount), hobby store, general discount store (99c Store, Dollar General).

If it is not in writing the Lease is automatically a Month to Month Rental Agreement.When we evict someone we are actually evicting not just a tenant but anyone who is in POSSESSION of the house.I’m sure most of you have seen the movie Pacific Heights.