A number of years ago here in Illinois there was a guy who purchased the entire common area of a HOA - parking, walkways, and pools: http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2008-04-13/busi...Just last month at the scavenger sale in Cook County I came across an alley behind 6 houses.

If you want a course on Wholesaling or rehabing I find Steve Cook's materials very good.

I would give the smoker written notice that I will not be renewing the lease in 10 months.

I recently listed a fantastic investment opportunity near the Cook Douglas campus of Rutgers University.

His supervisors at work donated him furniture, a TV, items for cooking.

I listen to the podcast when I'm driving, cooking dinner, cleaning, folding laundry, and putting away clothes. 

He's a big time smoker so all carpet will have to be removed and all surfaces will have to be repainted anyways.Im just trying to figure out how I'm going to get him out of there now...

Also, would they be willing to go and inspect your property 2-3 times per year to see if the tenants are cooking meth or have 10 friends living with them, all for such a small fee? 

No section 8, no evictions, none smokers.

The basics to cook with and be able to spend the night in versus feeling you have to go out for food.Again, this is just a newsby's opinion, but we've been doing this for just a year now with 1 cabin and have done great, even during Covid...If we lived nearby or even on the premises, I think I could take it to another level, but that's not our situation.