You shouldn’t have an issue renting it out, but definitely bring it to the attention of the broker/agent and if you have a friendly title company that you know, run it by them.

I'm not trying to limit to accredited investors, so I looked at two things from 506(b): 1) Issuer must have a substantive, pre-existing relationship with investors; 2) General solicitation or advertising of the securities is prohibited. 

Having learned the lessons of 1929, the feds created the SEC and the securities acts of 33 and 34, imposing very strict disclosure requirements on issuers of securities. 

If it's in such a great location, you should have no issue renting it out. 

The individual mailboxes were each a different kind and one was simply a cardboard box taped to the wall.

The issue really becomes on somewhere between their skill level and their idea of a "good job." 

I promise you, they will become an issue real fast.

@Dustin Espinoza ive no issue renting out units without central air.

But instead of filling the Dolby with an audience full of those celebrity cardboard-cutout heads normally used for rehearsals (with real humans in every fifth seat), the Academy has opted for a smaller, “supper club”–like ceremony at a different venue: Union Station.

I have been to your town last year, crazy cost of living, I remember looking at Realtor.com app, and saying how the hell does a retail worker not live in a cardboard box here.