let me know if you want more info.There are plenty of waterfront lots in the Gulf Cove and South Gulf Cove neighborhoods of Port Charlotte, and plenty of dry lots throughout the county. 

Hey @David Barnett, the city is actually the only trash collector in Mpls, so the costs are cut and dry (for better or worse).

My thought to overcome the laundry issue is to provide "free" laundry up to 65 pounds per month for wash/dry fold. 

Eventhough Augusta is not growing by leaps and bounds, it isn't a gold rush town that is drying up.

It's possible, in some states at least, for a tenant to live for free for nearly a year.https://www.avail.co/education/articles/rental-horror-stories-renters-who-pay-late-or-dont-pay-at-all It was my understanding that Cleveland evictions are a little more cut and dry than Jack's story. 

They go to die in your walls and they stink to high heaven for a few days till they dry out.

. :)Ubiquiti edge router ~ $60 (Personally I would use an Untangle, now Arista, firewall and skip the router, but that is not as user friendly)Ubiquiti 4-port POE switch - ~$30Ubiquiti LR-AP ~$180 (Can usually find in a 5 pack for cheaper)Plus wiring, plus somewhere to house the switch closet (Doesn't need to be fancy, just needs power and to be dry, like @Michael Baum saidThis is just off the top of my head without ever seeing layout/walls/etc.

Perhaps you should consider keeping some of your powder dry until you're sure you have a stable new role to support your day-to-day life.

Yea we are hoping to add some artwork to the basement bedrooms definitely a little dry in there.

The house was owned by a multi-billion dollar SFR rental company, it was a very formal cut-and-dry negotiation process.