Think about things like gas explosions, not trip and falls from some poor tenant who has a limited financial perpensity.

I think there is going to be a market correction in the Houston Market in 3 years time, but I dont think thetre is going to be a bubble.I think this will be fueled by iterest rates, Apartment development explosion happening now and the billions being spent by private eq and hedge funds.

Greenville isn’t a great area but those few blocks once you cross the the Bayonne border are actually pretty solid and haven’t had the explosive price growth the other parts of the city have seen.

I think they are just very busy and currently understaffed due to explosive growth (it's a great podcast).  

See these links:  Record Numbers of Builders Report Material ShortagesFraming Lumber PricesVisualizing the Recent Explosion in Lumber Prices

@John Underwood a big topic of my conversations with others lately has been the explosion of STR investment purchases.

A real gas leak can cause an explosion and should only be handled by a pro.

Great thread/posts.This article is a few months old, but the rent $ in SF are still unreal, taking nothing away from Oakland.http://priceonomics.com/the-san-francisco-rent-explosion-part-ii/

It cost $500 plus I was responsible for all of the piping inside.I would think that the gas company could dig right there and eliminate the meter and then dig next to the house and tie into the gas line and install the meter where it should be.I would talk to a supervisor there and tell them that this is an explosion waiting to happen.

She will escalate till she reaches the point of explosion, try to push her mentally over the edge.