It is ridiculously easy to manage (as I am the President of the HOA board of directors for the building).

I have a nice single lady with a 4 year old and her  female roommate wanting to rent.

If you don't get a response, either Carle 1) isn't interested or 2) is once again offended that someone thought he was female...in either case, you get no response.

Our nephew is Program Director for Vacant and Renovation Housing for the City of Cleveland, and they tell him they can work miracles for this type of project. 

John, I am not too familiar with the official definition of war zones, I have always assumed an area is a war zone if:(1) As I drive through it, all the passengers in the car have a sudden desire to lock their doors...(2) You wish you have a weapon with you, if not, one of those "club wheel locks" you had back in the 80s might help a little...the female passengers finger through their purse to check for their mace or pepper spray.(3) You pray your car doesn't break down, you would never stop to fill your gas tank even if your dash says your gas tank is empty.(4) You check how many bars your cell phone has, you pre-dialed "911" just stop short of pressing "CALL".If some of the above are true I call it a war zone.

It's the director's job to take whatever situation they have and make it appealing to the viewing audience, so if that includes adding some drama that wasn't actually there, then so be it.One classic example I remember was a certain show about 'Homes' where the granite countertop guys were carrying a slab of uncut granite into a home and dropped it and it smashed to bits.

I find middle to upper class are easy to fill, easy to manage (mid 20's white female) and able to fund with 20% down payments.Again this is *AREA Specific* In my current area $70,000 houses are in a "horrible" part of town that are ridden with gangs and other problems that I would not be comfortable in.

I'm interested in hearing the thoughts from experts on the site.Regards,John RubinoManaging Director and FounderJID Investments, LLC

I believe the creator of the thread was a female, and it had numerous formulas and such.

Have personal names of owners, officers, directors or members?