walk through the mud room and there is a wall with pistols the PM's check out.. then the front of the office had a bankers teller type situation for rent with bullet proof glass no less and then of course the front window was busted out  happens weekly he tells me .. disgruntled tenants.When doing rehab he had to have retired police officers on site they checked ID and sign in for any subs coming in to work.. they determined if it was not the neighbors stripping the house it was the workers that worked for the subs.. made sense they knew what they put in that day Knew the lock box code came back at night and poof. its another world out there it aint portlandia..I also took my banker a few times to Jackson MS where we were the largest HML in the market at the time.. down to south Jackson through west Jackson.. 

If so what type are you interested in a halfway house or a three quarter house?

If you had someone halfway competent draw up your lease, I would think eviction would be pretty easy. 

We're talking about 12 foot high windows, stained glass, naturally distressed hardwood floors, solid doors, antique door handles, etc. 

Here are the details :Unit A:58000New hot water boiler New HVAC system  New condenserNeeds new kitchen including cabinets and appliances Old glass sliding doors need track work. 

The neighborhood would be classified as a "C" neighborhood I think, however, directly across the street was a very large halfway house.  

I want to snowball that into very large recurring cash flow for myself through hands off commercial investments.Also looking at possibly doing a fund for retail for investors to buy into who do not want anything more than a monetary and return involvement.My goals are really big but even if I get halfway there I will consider it a win.

There's a few posts that explain in more detail if you search BP up at the top right (magnifying glass).I was taught and now teach specific language based on NLP that is tried and true to lock up deals and create a win/win/win for all. 

Hey @Lee Korak, we have a site wide search feature you can access using the magnifying glass in the top right of the page.

I have not purchase a property yet -- I'm working on getting my real estate license (half-way through the pre-licensing course right now) -- and will be debt-free in a year.