It is more expensive, but it is a BUSINESS, you can't cook out of your own kitchen for obvious reasons, let alone it isn't zoned for a business, etc.You can get away with it for a while, but it will eventually catch up with you.

Even though meat is spelt diffenently, I came here excpecting to see somthing to do with BBQ.I leave dissapointed.

This is what we landlords must deal with in Cook County IL.

In general, there isn't enough meat on the bone for you and the realtor, especially with listed property valuations.  

@John Thedford you had me at "4AM...make coffee...and then come to BP.

He could use purchase money note.If he did not cooperate, I would sue for Quiet Title and Partition Action.Better be enough meat on the bone to make the hassle worthwhile.

I think that's been one of the coolest things about BP so far, for me at least.

There is some room to improve rents also, so there is some meat left on the bone.

The property looked good to flip and I scheduled two local contractors to meet me at the property that day.  

I no longer use debt to buy properties, and that is not because I suddenly got afraid of it - it is simply because banks no longer lend to me at good rates due to the number of mortgages I already have.