Tenant and guests or invitees will not use the premises or adjacent areas in such a way as to: (1) violate any law or ordinance, including laws prohibiting the use, possession, or sale of illegal drugs: (2) commit waste (severe property damage); or (3) create a nuisance by annoying, disturbing, inconveniencing, or interfering with the quiet enjoyment and peace and quiet of any other tenant or nearby resident.

I am not familiar with Wisconsin, but here in NC there is a homeowner tax credit which can be passed to a homeowner buyer if done correctly--instantly creating a big discount for your buyers, a big selling point.The only real "con" in my view is that the administrative process at the beginning is intimidating--but once you've been through it, you'll understand the process and it won't be intimidating if you do a 2nd one. 

If there are a lot of drugs here, then who cares if that doesnt affect u?

I tend to find most SDIRA administrators and custodians are competitive with each other in regard to cost.

The foreclosure administrator is claiming they accepted, but the bank can counter, but there is nothing in the contract about that.  

Have you reached out to Brian Gregory - City of Sycamore administrator.

Solar hot water systems (popular in the Carter administration), used large, usually tilted up panels on the roof to preheat hot water or glycol in order to lower the homes electricity and/or gas consumption and to heat hot water.

Possession covers growing, but I suppose we could say "drug or other substance that is illegal under state or federal law."

For starters, I charge a $200 administrative fee to process a substitution, and this is clearly spelled out, in the original lease, AND DISCUSSED at the time of original application when dealing with this type of situation.Next, you REQUIRE that all substitutes complete an application, and must meet or exceed the qualifications of the person they are replacing, INCLUDING co-signers, and you process and approve/deny them as usual.Now, you get signatures from all parties on a form that spells out the substitution, indicating which party is moving out, who is replacing them, and that each of the other original parties approve and agree to the substitution.

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