I'm an avid reader, partner dancer (swing and latin dancing mainly), and powerlifter.

On her application, she stated she is a model...however after digging deeper, I discovered that she is actually an exotic dancer.

In Wisconsin there's been a "lawful source of income" protected class at least as far back as the 90's which includes W2 income from the exotic dancer as well as welfare and other assistance programs.

Once officers got inside, they found another stolen car, stolen IDs and even stolen credit cards, according to WSB.In addition to the illegal dancers, there were also noisy parties held at the house on weekends and car races on Wewatta Street, neighbors said

As a former Chip and Dale dancer I find this question offensive.  

I'm warning you now, take $15k go to a local strip club and pour a bucket out on a couple dancers, your ROI will be better than what your talking about doing.

Keeps the dancer in money so they can pay their rent.. 

https://www.forbes.com/sites/morganbrennan/2013/09/18/the-zen-of-sam-zell-inside-the-grave-dancers-4-billion-business-empire/2/#369b76373824

Account ClosedI actually have a very different experience and recommendation than the main stream RE Investors.I am a big proponent of being the best at what you are trained to do as an Employee at first.Once you do that, you will be in the top 10% salary of your profession.In my case, I was being paid around $200k around the year 2000 as a Computer Programmer working on mission critical Financial Software.No need to throw away what you studied for all these years, acquired a great deal of skills and also advanced certifications or degrees.Plumbers, Electricians, Computer Programmers (in my case), Janitors, Dancers, it doesn't matter.

(she is a dancer) It was great since we have recently moved in together.