Go on iTunes, subscribe, "view all episodes," and download that sh*% all the way back to Episode 1, and put it on a device.

Common areas in my building mainly include shared washer/dryer and storage in the basement, stairs, hallways, and a yard which has been converted to a parking lot.One source I've found requires the condo association to delead the common area (http://www.mass.gov/dor/businesses/help-and-resour...).

We worked on packing, putting our stuff in storage, and waiting for the landlady to move out her things before our move in date at the 1st of the next month.All seemed great.

My idea is to encase the washer/dryer and put a countertop over it to provide additional prep area/storage. 

You will have to evict.I would offer to assist in moving his belongings to a storage facility and put his butt on the curb if I could.

In the meantime, our website is fully mobile-compatible, so you can pull up our site on a mobile device and it should still look great :)

She also is not interested in actively participating in REI on her own.Certainly with someone trying to generate more income, passive investing via syndication deals in apartments, mobile home parks and self storage should be explored.  

I currently work for a medical device company designing tooling.I have no experience in real estate investing and would like to learn starting with single family rental homes then moving to duplexes and fourplexes.

The 4plex has 3 rooms rented out, the extra is used for storage right now.

They are on first floor of building and have been using the basement for storage and other things.