There are two "circumferential highways - Route 128 (aka I-95) that's about 12-ish miles from downtown and I-495, about 15 miles further out than that.Within 128, prices are very high and the closer you get to Boston the higher prices go. 

I was a highway cop in California for 25 years in LA and the Bay Area, 18 on a motor before retiring as a Sergeant.

My family owns a nice lot, about 1 acre, along the major highway in my area (Southeast Iowa).In the future, I plan to split the lot and build two new homes.

He has bad credit, and outstanding debts that he needs to pay (hints the loan for 12k).

Oh and it sits off a highway.

I renamed it Tenant Invoice Not Paid because it lets me see how much money is still owed to me at any given time.Make sure you choose Accounts Receivable in the Account ColumnMake sure you enter the rental amount in the Debit ColumnMake sure you type in the tenant's name in the name columnSecond Line type in the bank name or choose it from the list because we are going to backout the money that bounced.Make sure you choose the Credit Column and type in the rental amountMake sure you choose the tenants name in the name columnStep 2:  Billing your tenant for NSF fees and Late FeesBecause we did a journal entry for the rent that bounced, the old invoice, the original invoice is still outstanding and active. 

It is on a main highway, and currently zoned agricultural. 

For example, your tenant's payment of $500 would be applied to the $50 late fee charge first, then $450 towards rent, leaving $50 in unpaid rent.The problem is that you never know if the court is going to back you because it's really a peanut-shuffling game.In your case, I would send the tenant a written notice reminding them of the policy and the outstanding balance.

Bandit signs don’t even work and they clutter up the highways and street corners . you’d have to be really really desperate to call a bandit sign to buy your house 

HI Sam,A Heloc pro is you only pay interest when you draw upon the or having an outstanding balance but the con is that you pay interest usually based on prime + margin.