I would like your advice on one of my three rental properties.I purchased this SFH in Cook County, IL., in 2018.

I think the best areas for a MTR are near a hospital for travel nurses, or near a university for students, even near the action of downtown for musicians and travelers.That being said, the Nations is a pocket of Nashville on the West Side that I think is perfect for that due to proximity to lots of hospitals and medical facilities as well as some universities. 

My question is I'm renting a room with it's own washroom ,and we share a kitchen, now I'm the owner of this suit, and the guy I rented to had he's girlfriend move in, now my place has it's own laundry facilities so I let them use it, what should I be charging her for monthly rent. 

They use food as their content subject of choice, but probably aren't cooks or have ever ran a restaurant.I think the buying activity depends mostly on strategy.

They originally get voted in, usually with little or no actual experience in anything relating to finance or facilities management, much less the laws, Governing Documents, and other constraints that they must abide by.

It was hard for a potential buyer to justify paying over half a million dollars to live next to section 8 rentals and across a rehab facility.

I'm a fan of both and faced the same dilemma.An good "in between" book, in my opinion, is LIFEonaire by Steve Cook.

The person has a substantive investment in the facilities, tools, instruments, materials and knowledge used by the person to complete the work;2.

To teach someone who never did a budget before or to learn how to cook inexpensive meals at home or other things that folks just have never been taught.

Bet he's sitting in his new backyard on your lawn chairs eating a steak cooked on your grill!