That’s said, if you are seeking some additional opinions for personal consumption/consideration, I’d personally recommend engaging at your local REIA.

I don't necessarily provide all of these (seems like a lot of face tissue), but it's helpful.InventoryKitchenCooking utensilsTable settingsNapkins/paper towelsDish soap/dishwasher detergentHand soapTea towels/washcloths/spongesSalt/pepper/oil/sugar/etc.Coffee/tea/milk/etc.Cleaning suppliesBathroomsTowels/washclothsHand soapShampoo/body washToilet paperToothpaste etc.BedroomsSheetsBlanketsPillowsFace tissueClothes hangersLiving roomDecorative pillowsThrow blanketsFace tissueRemotes

In my experience, if other housing providers limit consumption then tenants take better care of the 4/20 friendly place since they value the space more and don't want to trash it and make it inhabitable. 

I am simply blunt direct and don't sugar coat things.Look,You can either follow the advice of the nicest person here on the thread, or leave emotion behind and obey the person that backs up his claims with actual numbers facts and evidence.

If you would like the benefits of owning real property but without the time consumption of most real estate ownership, I would suggest triple net leased properties.

Our society is already too much in favor of consumption and too little in favor of savings.

the sugar-daddy list

It just has to be enough time consumption that you can actually build a process/SOP around it. 

But I REALLY want to cut down on water consumption since I pay the bill.

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