I have a tendency to get distracted with actual books.

One of the units leases will be ending at end of September. 

Judges like all people, do not know everything, even about the law, and as I wrote above, they have a tendency to rely on the attorneys appearing before them to tactfully provide an education about the law related to the matter before them. 

People in foreclosure have a tendency to stick their head in the sand and ignore their situation for far too long.

Got one at end of 2016 ($35k, now worth $60k) and one in 2017 ($50k, estimate $45k) no montage on either so cash flow still works.  

I know Taos had stirrings, but am not sure of its current state of being.

We're making a trip for 6 weeks at end of April and still trying to develop a strategy. 

Is the HVAC at end of it's service life, what about the water heater?

.: In my experience people have a tendency to voice their frustrations much more likely than their accomplishments and successes.

Often a needy tenant is also worried about being charged for something when they move out that they didn't create, if they complete a move-in checklist within the first week and an item is noted, that you choose not to fix during their tenancy, then you don't charge them for it in their security deposit at end of lease.