You have to be open minded a business person, keeping ego in the gym and emotions for family, in the office you are a fair all win business professional , Rambo deal maker!

(8) You want to restrict the content of the billboard so it doesn’t compete with existing commercial tenants, if applicable (so if you have a gym in a strip center, you don't want a competing gym advertise on your billboard), or have anything distasteful or that may offend people.

You must be talking about an indoor gym?

Doing a walk thru of the property, I saw how the owners weren't utilizing the space properly.The basement is unfinished and just have so much wasted space.I plan on putting two sets of coin operated washing machine and dryers and also carving out 4 storage closets that I will charge for ($25-$50)/month and I was thinking of putting a small gym down there..and charge a monthly fee of $10 a month.

a tenant can't switch to month-to-month mid-lease.5) Utilities 6) name all occupants7) prohibitions, some are trampolines, grills, swimming pools, swings, play structures, weights, gym equipment8) smoking rules9) quiet enjoyment10) fines and penalties11) alterations/repairs12) acceptance of premises condition13) care cleaning and maintenance instructions.  

Due to the high cost of keeping properties in tip top shape, they often don't return a lot of cash, but 10-15 years later they can be sold for a large profit.3) Lenders like them because if they have to foreclose, they're getting an excellent piece of collateral vs. a dump.4) Tenants expect the best service as well as amenities such as high speed internet, pools, gyms, and professional landscaping. 

Just like a gym does not guarantee that you will lose weight and get in shape if you join, but they will provide the tools you need to be successful, LuxHomePro has provided EVERYTHING that I needed to be successful as a luxury vacation rental specialist. 

Community gym, playground, etc. of course they have a $600/month HOA so that eats a good amount of profit, but still...So this one for $347k is not a good deal in my opinion.

I live in a safer area, larger apartment complex that has a pool, hot tub, and gym, and pay about $100/mo more. 

Or you get your average, you want the condo with the gym and indoor pool, and you'll think it's overpriced.So, all of that rambling aside, here's where I would start.