So everyone throw one into the pot. 

Neither here will enter with pit inside house unless signed warrant...but then again they threw away 15,000 bench warrants due to ratio of arrests were too many impoverished folks and now aclu requires magistrates to go to school to keep poor folks warrants to a ratio vs people that can afford criminal acts. https://www.wspa.com/news/25k-magistrate-bench-warrants-to-be-recalled-in-the-upstate/1009020370

....and odd smells like pot growing inside a unit or worse smells to indicate someone may have passed, pets that continually bark that may be locked up for days and in distress. 

I would opt for a coffee pot over a Keurig for 30 day stays. 10. put some wine in that wine rack11.

Now that I'd committed publicly, it was time to get off the pot so to speak.I booked my tickets to Greensboro, and reached out on the beginner forum to announce my intent and see if anyone was willing to meet. 

I am a newbie investor, but a newbie that is ready to get off the bench immediately and start making progress towards my goals.

Your tenants might have been awesome, and trustworthy, and turned in all their keys, and never made an extra copy, but you never know who they gave a key to, or if they left it in the mailbox or under a flower pot and someone copied it, or maybe they weren't trustworthy so you change the locks but you didn't change the locks after some other tenant, so could that be discrimination? 

(Masonry furnaces often have a warmed bench, elaborate designs, bread oven, boot warmer, and are architectural centerpieces of the interior of the home.) 

I went to Amazon and bought a bench/storage container.

My goal is to keep increasing the pot for the next deal that comes my way, yet it seems like a waste to let it sit in a savings account with so little returns.