Out of me and my partner I am the only one currently working as my partner is focusing on getting fit in the gym as he will be joining the AirForce soon to become a Pararescue.We are still saving as much as we can plus working on our credit to get the best rates we can.If there is one thing I am very happy I do have, is that it is so easy for me to not waste money.

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?