Surprisingly I had the most success at my gym.

I'd like to add a home gym to a 3BR home I own in NC for when I'm staying in it.

I would like to get more into the subject as I find this to be a hidden gym.

I don't think most tenants see pools as an amenity worth more.Maybe you fill it in and make it common area like a gym or community room (I've seen one guy make a study center for kids to do homework outside their apartment and tenants loved it). 

Account ClosedYou must be from the generation where everyone gets a reward for showing up at gym class.

Yes the HOA will add to your expenses, but you also don't need to pay for fire insurance, outside maintenance, long-term capital improvements such as new roof, water, trash, and whatever is in the community such as a pool or gym.

And if you do seek to work for such contractors, even as a lowly laborer, fetch-n-carry grunt, earth digger with a shovel; then please start working out in a gym so you have the muscle mass & stamina to give an honest day's work to you employer, & you don't end up getting fired.

The remainder is leased out to retail, gyms, etc.I'm looking to move into some multi-tenant small apartment complexes etc. 

Does the condo have a pool, tennis court, BBQ area, and gym?

2 parking garage (about the 2 spot, it's long parking not side by side)Storage (4x3' ) Water heating included in the HOA fees (condo fees)Gym (with decent equipment)Outdoor poolSince it is off the main island, the cost of the taxes and condo fees are cheaper than on the island.