I will be graduating physical therapy school in August.

Turn it into artist lofts, do some sound proofing and maybe band practice rooms, people looking for storage for collections, small office space for massage therapists, etc.Easy long term rentals, especially if you are under local rates.

Also, this lease will have been added to time and time again over the years and massaged to best fit the local courts and rulings.Don't risk issues with your several hundred thousand dollar asset with a .02 cent lease. 

You write the child is in a program, and they are likely doing everything to ensure he’s receiving proper treatments and therapies.

I'm on a 3 week streak of getting up around 5, and then:- headspace app (10 mins of meditation)- Physical therapy exercises for my bum shoulder while I make coffee- Goal of making at least 1 post on BP every morning (32 day streak as of today!)

Treatment can range from minimal to extensive counseling, rehab therapy, etc.

This one really messes up the unit.Some people like this need special therapy.

The Consumer Behavior course I took in business school is spot on.I discovered my affluenza affliction ("retail therapy" or "when the going gets tough, the tough go shopping") back in the 1990s.

Bootcamps are like physical therapy.I was once convinced to go to physical therapy for back issues to qualify for something I can't remember.First session, they took me around their mini-gym and had me do a bunch of exercises.

This would save us probably $500-$800/mo.With all these monthly expenses set aside, is it bad to 'massage' the numbers even if I'm willing to manage the property on my own since that alone is 10% of rental income?