I suggest you consider what you are actually gaining by your posts other than your own personal enjoyment perhaps from attempting to "stir the pot" as they say.

But they are often well maintained, with cut grass and potted plants out front: No matter how many people have left, for those that remain this is still home.There are also an estimated 2,000 city gardens, which environmental activist Shea Howell says popped up years before the idea of urban farming surfaced.

It's like pouring coffee out of most coffee pots, do it slowly it won't drip back, a little faster and it flows on the outside of the pot, tip iy way over and it pours out fast enough that it doesn't hang to the pot, but then it usually splashes in your cup too.

My partner and I went to a property that he had recently bought and smelled pot as soon as we walked in.

I dont forsee them just flooding the market at least not voluntarily.

Whereas I look at that and say "Someone is letting you borrow money at an after-tax rate of 3% to go invest for 30 years instead of voluntarily paying them back early.

For example, are all those pot lights boxed, wrapped and insulated from above?

.$20k is still good though. mst Americans don't have a pot to piss in.

But if one person is going to occupy a unit, they should be paying FMV into the pot before any profits are distributed and costs paid. 

However, if the tenant doesn’t voluntarily move out at the end of the 30 days, an eviction will likely be required to regain possession of your property.