I have subscribed to our local paper that publishes upcoming foreclosures.

it obviously has to be reasonable enough for the private lender to agree to it, but once you do make sure you speak with an attorney to get it on paper for both of you AND to make sure you are within the state/federal laws (e.g. usuary laws, etc...).  

She lives in Key West and saves my *** with local things, toilet clog etc. 

The house across the street of mine had the toilets broken and cement pored down the drains.

Are there forms that could be filled out and ads placed in the local paper?  

After 3 1/2 years the judge indicated that it was clear my IRA had not colluded with the borrower, that there was a clear paper trail, and that he was inclined to dismiss my IRA from the suit.

My big concern is what happens if the single toilet goes down and there's no other option.  

It sounds great on paper, but I think in all fairness that this will especially hurt small businesses that cannot afford to pay such wages.

The vanities were in bad shape, so we have already bought some upgraded vanities with real marble* tops and new faucets, but not sure if we should also do a major remodel to replace the dated 1980's floor and wall tile, "Roman" whirlpool tub ("bone" colored), "bone" colored toilet, and acrylic shower stall.

But the vacancy/ collection loss risk can eat up these "paper profits" pretty fast, along with the older housing stock issues in general... which just run higher on maint.