I saw your mayoral campaign debates, and you strike me as someone fair who wants real long term improvement for Kansas Citian rather than measures that are justified by emotions and window dressing that creates the wrong incentives.Yours faithfully.-- SebastienPS: I also have some ideas on how to improve the community situation which I put below, I don't pretend to have all solutions, let me know if you think some ideas below are worthy of consideration.The city should offer help and advice and counseling to all new mothers (family planning) and people in real difficulty, eviction or homelessness is a very real difficulty, so is domestic violence.

I’ve tried finding investors/lenders etc. but I’ve had no luck I personally don’t want a partner as I’m a do it alone type guy but if it came to it and it was temporary I would.

Under No circumstances, I want my tenants to know where I live, because if you ever have to evict them then this can become risk by emotional tenants.

@Josh FentonTwo things I recommend that will hopefully help you steady your emotions and move forward:1.

People are often new to the area or between houses and need something temporary.

What is the process for deciding what is a good niche as opposed to something I picked just because I had some emotional connection to that idea?

What you will see is if the seller is on a bridge loan they will not have capex reserves as it's a temporary debt product.

I'm sensing that building affordable rentals doesn't seem to be working very well under the current system as you mention so many other great ideas that many Americans love incl. tiny houses, huts, temporary shelters, etc.

Only issue I can see is if you maintained another residence, but if it is just hotels and temporary housing, no issue.

He owns it free and clear, it was his parents home so there is some emotional attachment to it but he has financial issues and cannot afford to keep up the property or pay off any of his debt.