back in the 60s  when life was so much easier.the corn sweeter the cheese at the farm out of this world.. and of course all the other great food out your way..

We were barely getting by...macaroni and cheese and overdraft protection on our checking account were our two best friends.Around that time my mother had no place to live and found her way to our couch along with my two much younger sisters. 

I saved up $3K (6 months of macaroni & cheese) and borrowed $3K and got a FHA loan on a tri-plex.

However if you're in the hood where evictions and non payment of rent are an everyday occurrence that guaranteed government cheese is mighty nice.

Back in Superstorm '67 in Chicago, I walked home from school (snow up to my thighs!) 

They appear to have been in place for years since the wood is almost swiss cheese.

Who moved my cheese?!

(I may not be saying this well, please forgive me.)In my opinion it is better to pare down your holdings and have them support themselves than for you to be eating mac and cheese every night to keep it all afloat hoping for appreciation and pay downs to make it all "right".

But after he moves, the first option to me would be to get him to owner finance it for a bit of cash flow for him and less taxes due to him (may not affect him if the price isn’t high or if his primary residence exemption may fully cover him).

Who Moved My Cheese" - Spencer Johnson M.D.