If you’re saving $35 a week and eating unhealthy wouldn’t you be better of working those extra hours to purchase food, prep either in your investing or at your day job/ craigslist gig?

I agree, these days working career is burning lot of people out and turning many to be unhealthy as well.

I'm going to stop following this thread because I think it is going in an unhealthy direction.  

Do you think this is reasonable or unhealthy. 

For that matter, plenty of people who share a lease eventually establish their household systems but it's unhealthy- and everyone can't wait for the lease to end.I love your priorities, so I'll respond to each how a complete household system and a property management that does some sort of CPM tha supports this system serves these essential PM priorities:1) The Right People: a complete household system attracts the right people and repels the people that would cause problems (even if they have clean records). 2) Minimize Vacancy/TO: a complete household system is one where people want to move in and stay there for years and years, rather than merely stay there until they can afford to do otherwise. 

By poor condition I mean, unhealthy, dying, rotting, infested, damaged, etc not just ugly or unkempt.

She was rail thin because people who are in late stage COPD burn up about 5,000 calories a day because every single muscle in your body has to work so hard to just take a breath.

However then the deal rolls around where it takes just a touch more calorie burn during normal working hours....If you have the time the extra time on your hands and have a full knowledge of the contracts it’s definitely a money saver.Only question.

Kitchens need exhaust fans too or you get unhealthy air recirculated from cooking,

@Eric Bergey there is some good advice given here, especially watching out for financially unhealthy HOAs and the resulting assessments.