After many emails, he let me know that he just purchased a new storage facility and was unloading his small properties to focus on this facility.  

Walls were just put up for bedrooms (which could be storage rooms honestly) and then a bathroom and kitchen were put in place.

My income calculations are only for rent: ATM machine, vending machine, parking, laundry, red box, storage units, furnished apartments, pets, retail space, application fee's, & late fee's not included.

Because we have not been able to close I will have to move all my belongings into storage over the next 2 weeeks and find a new apartment to live in until HUD can close on the house.As a taxpayer I am pissed that HUD would be willing to let this and other houses sit idle and deteriorate at taxpayer expense, despite having interested and capable buyers.

I have seen investors rent a storage unit and have tag sale right at the storage facility.

Now, lets say my business (been in business since 2004) tanks and I lose my income.

I will also integrate a little 5 ft by 7 ft storage building under the cover as a place to store the grill and yard tools.

30 flies does seem a bit much; the only place I've seen that amount was in a septic tank or cesspool.I'd clean or replace the traps, look for cracks or bad seals in your pipes; including the toilet and tub.

., 4 bed / 3/1 bath 2,178 sq ft. lot = 36,000; sold on 12/06/2011 for $740,000over 6 months:250 Highland Ave, 4 bed / 3 bath, 2,271 sq ft. acreage = .91, sold on 9/26/2011 for $620,000337 Highland Ave, 4 bed / 3 bath, 3,086 sq ft. acreage = .3125, sold on 7/28/2011 for $675,000Other known information, has below ground oil tank, that has pinhole leakage estimated at $6,000 (but you do not know till you get in there), seller has limited/no money to fix.

Only 8 of them have a larger floor plan with a front and back entrance and an enclosed patio with storage area in the back.