Recently, I gave up, and decided to just try and give it back, or let them take it (my credit is pretty wrecked anyway from being late for 2 years).

The coin ops could help defray your water bill a little if its not separated.Also regarding the buildings heating system make sure you check to make sure the numbers to pay utilities dont wreck your plans for positive cash flow.

I invested passively in a single family rental, and it went well the first year, then the tenant skipped town and wrecked the place.

His credit is going to be wrecked.

Wetlands is the only committee that can wreck your project and from what I understand if you fight it and win, you just get another chance to go in front of the committee. 

OMG....never heard of that kid before.....what a dumba$$...i got sidetracked reading his blog, it's like driving past a car wreck....but he put himself in that situation so nobody but himself to blame.

Go wreck and build something and at least double that 6 figure income.

This place needs a wrecking ball. 

As I recall way back in my graduate rental days (in Southern Illinois) most rental properties to students were a wreck because 1. they were cheap housing to poor students and 2. students did their best to help wreck them.I remember a fellow I barely knew (proudly) commenting that he and his roommates final "goodbye" before exiting their furnished apartment was to drink a six pack of beer and then urinate on the mattresses and couch and easy chair.

@Jeremy TimkoDo you think if I wrapped someones car with my logos and business and they they got in a car wreck for whatever reason that the other victim could sue my business?