Had a lot of interest in the unit, 50% of which were "normal" prospects, 50% of which were "unqualified" (read: utter lunatics).Definitely will look to put more systems in place for tenant qualifying next time around...Next step is to get a fresh paint job on the exterior (aluminum siding), and hopefully will get a good appraisal when I go to re-fi in a month or two (estimating 170 - 180k ARV). 

I have real trouble believing anyone who is willing to utter the phase "soul challenge" with a straight face.

Chill out.

It can often be comprised of people utterly unqualified to manage a community resulting in poorly maintained properties or severe fiscal mismanagement or both. 

Here is an example of exactly the type of building I want to build or at least very close to it: 2523 W Flournoy St.Now the really frustrating part to my real estate adventure so far is that I put on offer on a 2 unit building in Tri-Taylor that was utterly distressed and needed a complete gut.

Bold but chill...

So, if you have built a decent nest egg then chill and retire and use your TIME to be happy because I assure you (from experience) another Ferrari won’t do it!

Maybe in 5-10 years you have 5-10 properties, and can chill. 

Be cautious and don't make any statements that could have a chilling affect or discriminate against a person with a real disability and a real service/assistance animal.  

Fortunatley they are pretty chilled and we get along well.