Granted may not be the best solution but I'd rather be out and done with something like that than keep bailing water out of a sinking ship.

It has some minor structural issues and all systems would need replacing/developing however I'm a bit afraid of opening up this can of worms with the local building dept and really I need to make sure I'm asking the right questions.We are not intimidated by the repairs needed and have some innovative solutions to be able to retrofit newer systems into the cabin. 

A temp solution is a sewer tape that looks like a ribbon of steel,,,,poked thru trouble area and rotated so the sharp edge of the ribbon cuts the gunk off the walls as it snaps over in the rotation. 

It would require bringing in an architect and structural engineer to draw the solution out and we would have to relocate the furnace that currently sits exactly where the rear entry would move to.The other solution is to put in a new drain stack, plumbing and gas lines entirely to where the bedroom would relocate and open the front of the house up again.

Useful perhaps if you have unexpectedly high expenses that year that can help reduce this extra taxable income.Consider this alternate solution: Have an escrow company hold the funds and disburse them monthly/yearly to you according to your lease. 

While you may immediately start eviction within your lease terms, a better solution would be to prevent problems from becoming a property-wide issue.What you need to do:Initiate strong resident screening and vetting protocol.

My solution was to spend what became a matter of years regaining and refining this'd skills (still am) and have made a big point to dicument and record my calls discretely.Also, suggest you get a copy of my friend Perry Marshall's book, '80/20 Sales and Marketing' and read the chapter about another friend, John Mendocha as he describes the "Rack the Shotgun" story.Very few will do what you are doing and if you persist, you will become very successful.

I've got a deal, that was formally approved at like 4:58 on Friday actually, where that was the solution to the wife disputing a bunch of things on her credit at the last minute (can't get a mortgage with any disputes on credit, period) -- his 2015 self employed tax returns were way sexier than his 2014, so boom let's just do Freddie Mac and look only at 2015 (12 month average, not 24), poof he suddenly has the calculated income to support the entire mortgage, bazinga take the wife (and her credit report) off the loan, im-out-of-batman-words closing in 2 weeks.

We are working on a couple of leads in the U.S.A. rust-belt & midwest and another couple here at home.We've been monitoring other parts of the country, but most places are more expensive (and out-of-step with reasonableness) than the Maritimes.

It's not in common enough usage to communicate anything meaningful to your prospects and clients.I'd suggest something that implies that you are the solution to their problem.