@Cam Jimmy,If you have enough eligible income and you can contribute the maximum amount of $61,000 ($55,000 if you are under 50 years of age).

One had a brother running my job who I later discovered was a convicted sex offender (rape) .The problem is....my area is a hot bed for investors and all the great GC's are taken and these guys jump from today's big fish to the next bigger fish and I have found most of them can't stand it when the work (shoddy) isn't acceptable.

Some of what was found:- glass in front of both crawl spaces (seemingly intentional)- all of the meters were spray painted over- some rooms were inaccessible due to the amount of trash/furniture in the way- registered sex offender on the propertyThankfully, we walked away.

Since he won't be running for reelection (sex scandal) I could very well see him returning full time to community redevelopment in Oak Park.

It's a small park (17 units) and it's cash flow positive out of the gate and has seller financing (a huge plus for me).But after doing some research on the park, I found some concerns:- 3 months ago, a couple was arrested for making meth in one of the homes- There's a level 3 sex offender living in one of the homesThe park definitely needs cleaning up, but those two things so far are the scariest to me.  

I don't think they would mind not having a front street and things like feeders, trail cams, tree stands, etc. don't really do anything to the land and would be put up by the people leasing the land. 

CAM                                                            $2,833.803rd floor 660 sf.                  

There are what are called triple net leases (NNN) where the tenant is literally responsible for EVERYTHING but would not expect you could write that kind of lease for the space you are describing.As you scale up in the commercial world it is common to see a base rent and a separate amount to cover Common Area Maintenance (CAM).

I've received my CAM (certified apartment manager) and this year decided to get my realtors license which I did in February 2017.

Even though they are existing tenants, you want to screen them and ensure you don't have a violent felon, drug dealer, sex offender, or other danger to your property or other tenants.3.