There is so many apartments and townhouses being built, which also puts pressure on rents.

But length of employment could be a useful gauge.

Wow, sounds like the police, city, and utility company are all pressuring you to get rid of this tenant.  

That helps alleviate the cash down pressure quite a bit. 

I also use the Big Deal price as a gauge when I talk to other contractors.

My best gauge on where things are going is off more than 50% of the time. 

That decreases long-term bond portfolios by ANOTHER 20%, putting pressure on even the very best banks' balance sheets. 

I'm trying to gauge the demand.I get an email every now and then from real estate agents asking if anyone has a furnished rental their buyers can stay in while they home shop.Looking on AirBNB there are a decent number available, though the number drops down quickly as number of bedrooms grows.

Have it inspected before they do the jetting to see if the line looks like it can stand the pressure.$1200 seems expensive.

I was the president of a volunteer group and I and a few other guys took the class to become certified hunter education instructors.But personally, I'd let them shoot a .22 at a gong target or shoot a 12 gauge at hand thrown skeet.But if it was me, I'd show them how to field strip a weapon, clean it, reassemble it.