We were fortunate enough to have a tenant approach us that wanted to rent all five units to house the recipients of her non-profit, children that were in the foster care system, but are now adults removed from the system and still need assistance.

There are lots of businesses and commercial areas but not nearly as many entertainment areas....yet.

Should I entertain fire damaged properties?

Look for properties that are under leased and see if the owner would entertain a master lease with an option to purchase.

New Bucks stadium was just built surrounded by a awesome entertainment district.

But if I am supplying the equipment, then suddenly I am a quasi-sponsor/promoter of the activity(ies), and I don't want that on my resume when someone drowns and the lawsuits start flying.My rental agreement is also very specific about the inherent risks associated with being near the water, that children can drown in very shallow water, they are to be supervised at all times by adults who know how to swim, and the guest holds the homeowner harmless from any and all accidents/injuries/fatalities resulting from the water.Water is serious business.  

The seller will probably entertain the offer if the property has been on the market long enough.

Domestic partners, married, whatever, they are two adults renting a property together so treat them as a family unit.  

Thank you for entertaining my crazy idea of the day.

I got an application from an older couple (50s, not married, with a adult high school kid).