Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

I happen to be renting out a unit in a high rise condo rent is 2,150-a month 2bed 2bath on the 2floor of a 30 floor building classified as A- built in 2001 with good amenities like valet, library, pool, gym, sauna, garage parking.

Then round upAverage kitchen makeover probably can be ball parked based (Then round up) on big item needs but I have no idea.As you can tell - I am very inexperienced so all this is just speculation but hopefully someone who has some more knowledge will see this and chime in!

On election day, I asked a guy in the park who he was supporting and he told me Sheila Dixon.

Single family, multi-family, storage units, trailer parks, you name it.

@ Ryan Fox  I'm looking to either a) Put a truck parking lot on a portion of the land to generate some income or  b) Lease the land to someone else with bright ideas,  Land is zoned industrial.

Our class D units routinely pass inspection, because we know what the inspector is looking for (grounded outlets, no chipped or peeling paint anywhere, etc.)But a voucher is for a single unit. 

Hey BP,I have had some tenants complain about termites on a couple park owned mobile homes in Florida.

Anyway, I also own a two bedroom condo in downtown U Street in DC, with parking, which is currently rented for 2,300 a month.

It should be at least double the lot rent at a mobile home park in the same neighborhood.