Try $150K after all if she bites you win if not no loss to you.

The profit is not fixed and there could be a loss for both parties.  

But that's only beneficial if you have passive losses.

SD is very competitive and holding for appreciation while likely taking a loss in the short term is not the strategy I am trying to pursue at the moment.

Any breach will result in immediate eviction.Otherwise, I hope you have a new tenant lined up, or you're prepared to deal with the revenue loss from a vacancy and possible PR issues if his business is especially popular in the community.Good luck!

If that happens, gentrified areas of Chicago and the business districts will be asked to pay additional taxes to make up the loss of revenue. 

If you only have one house hack as your sole investment property, it’s unlikely going to be that useful anyways as your passive losses won’t exceed 25k.

When I do an eviction, I never bother to pay the extra to get a judgement filed for the back rent because there is so little a chance to recover the money.

Absolute worst case scenario for the investor is that if the Short Term Model does not provide the returns desired and they want out, we can just sell the containers ( or the investor can be bought out) at no loss of investment. 

Rochester has a steady loss of population and jobs.