Then the estimate is 10,000 rehab a unit for 80,000. 80,000 and 30,000 is 110,000 plus you will have ongoing holding costs.Say each unit is a 2 bed and upon rehab completion gets 700 a unit.

Death, incapacitation, and spouses are others.And, yes, you will disagree on the smallest issues.

Death, incapacitation, spouses, and children are others.Best of luck with your future endeavors.

I wound up a bit confused if I need a lodging license to rent it, need to pay tourist development tax (bed tax) or even state sales and use tax.  

Because local hotels and bed and breakfast businesses are doing very well I decided to build a 10 suite B and B.

One tenant had everything out except a very nice step machine (exercise machine), a nice desk, and a kid's bed.

What words can I have inserted in a contract to "escape" a contract in case of injury, illness, or death?

The people was all so miserable and back bitting and scornful and would not share anything and then the luch call is made and he goes as they all run to the table and then he notices that there they are with the same HUGE TABLES of food and that giant silver ware again and them tables almost 5 feet accross and so long almost unending and just piled full of the finest foods and yet he realized the people was emanciated almost most starved to death and skin and bones and fighting and arguing and scratching and trying to eat with that giant silverware and yet it was so large that with all the plenty there was everywhere they could not utilize that giant silverware and thus could not get any food in their mouths hardly at all and was starving in a land of plently.

At one time I found furnishings that I believe were called 'loft style beds' that had extra long mattresses, perfect for dorm rooms, etc.

Because of drive-bys, we made sure the kid's beds were away from the windows and in the corner of the their respective rooms (behind brick exterior walls).