They are required to take inside THEIR lawn furniture, fire pit, bikes, container pots etc etc etc...I am to cut down potential flying coconuts from palms, take into storage kayaks, hammocks, BBQ grills etc...as far as panels themselves, I wrote that they are encouraged to install the panels (I don't expect them to), but it is my discretion whether I will do it or not, no guarantees. 

I learned to adapt to my surroundings and experience a melting pot of cultures, religions and personalities.

To provide more detail, I don't have much in the way of money on hand, however, I'm looking to keep my investing goals simple in the near-term; building a pot of money to eliminate debt.

He asked if he could hang a rack above the kitchen counter to hang pots and pans on it. 

Then the bank even hires him to help them deal with the finishing touches and deferred maintenance issues all the while he continues to live rent free in a beautiful 10k sf home that he grew pot on and sold the whole time he squatted.

Pots, pans, linens and then must have brought in a container worth of furniture. 

They are voluntarily contributing to support a cause, or because they just love you!   

In order to find a good deal you have to find it off market, but even then there are so many people doing this (wholesaling, bird dogging, etc) that it also has become very difficult to get a good deal from them as there is usually a few hands in the pot all wanting a piece of the action.My suggestion is to do things differently if you want to find a good deal.

The biggest obstacle I see in Williston is that so much of the pot is newer development, making Investment entry often difficult in our market.

The tenants were also lazy and complained that if they worked more at their job then they were re-assessed and had voucher reduced so they had zero motivation.Section 8 is pot luck so take it small before getting in to deep.