Anyone buying that would be flushing money down the toilet.

You don't have to fix toilets with the S&P.

You'll need to be prepared to get dirty and sweaty if you want to be involved.I highly recommend you make sure you have running water and one functioning toilet in the house at all times. 

Grabbing some popcorn fo this thread. https://www.longtermtrends.net...I wanted diversity in stocks so I had Blockbuster, Toys R Us, Borders, CIrcuit City, Compaq, Lehman Bros, Levitz Furniture, MCI-World Com, Enron, Washington Mutual, Pan Am Airlines, My Space, Netscape, Tower Records & F.W.

Hopefully this will pan out. 

GAAP because they do not represent cash or a contract establishing a right or obligation to deliver or receive cash or another financial instrument.To me it seems like advice on how to beat the Roulette wheel.But time will tell.Lets see how this pans out.And Shaq does hawk some good looking office chairs.

So, we get $30k to $50k option fee to spend plus cash flow.The tenant buyer is responsible for all repairs, cap ex and clogged toilets.

Same with other supplies (toilet paper, paper towels, etc.)?

Lay carpet, fix a toilet, landscape, put on shingles, fix a leak, etc. 

The big question is, and we can't answer for you, will you hire a property manager and pay them 10% or will you manage the property yourself including tenants, toilets and trash?