Matters like this require common sense to work through.

Now this may seem common sense but I assure it is a common ailment of mass delusion as many are seeking the price of the negative load with all the attributes of the positive load, or what we call fantasy land. 

what is common in your area? 

Seems like a the cleaner is the common suggestion

Is this common in Alabama?

I know that sounds like common sense but it's amazing how many people i've seen go against this advice over the years. 

I recently completed a project where we purchased a 4-plex in Los Angeles, did a major renovation and then sold the units individually to separate buyers who purchased as Tenants in Common (TIC).

Most lenders pull a report commonly called a "drive report" or a "fraud report". 

I was wondering if anyone has taken an old ALF and converted it into apartments or  a senior home share where the seniors who are living independently with out need of care rent rooms and share common space. 

I have a potential tenant that has listed a treatment center as a former living situation (he was there for 18months prior to the existing 18 months somewhere else).