Things like golf on the executive courses, swimming, tennis, organized activities, 24 hour neighborhood watch and more. 

Where my houses are located, in The Villages, Florida, which is a retirement community, if the guest wants to use the amentities available such as golf, tennis, pickleball, pools, clubs and activities, they need to obtain a Temporary Resident ID.

@Jovan Champion Different people have different exit strategies and different ideas about what an acceptable profit margin is.

He told me if they win the National Championship Bowl, he'll bring a National Champion LSU jersey to replace the one he put up. 

The city has roughly 20-25 murders per YEAR, mostly linked to organized crime, so 'normal' people have nothing to worry aboutAs for numbers, I understand some of these tenants might simply never pay, and Chicago is a tenant friendly place (that, I understand, Montreal is socialist champion of North America)here in Montreal, 2% cap is considered good, in okay areas... nice areas have negative cashflow, are trading roughly at 4% GROSS cap, so I am looking elsewhere. 

-HOA fees $118 but include in home high speed internet, And clubhouse access with 4 pools and indoor spa, full huge weight/workout room, basketball court, tennis courts etc.

The lady that champions the briefing is amazing!

I recently bought a 550+ unit deal and we have 4 tennis courts that haven't been used in probably 10+ years.As you can see here the courts are significantly deteriorated. 

Weren't you championing this business model to other BP members?

Half a mile away from the property is a big apartment complex that has a fitness center, tennis court, basketball court, pool.