There's always going to be a war, pestilence, famine, political power struggle, uprising, strike, terrorist threat, meteor, volcano, tusnami, or other disaster looming on the horizon - and it's impossible to state what the next cataclysm will be.

Use them as a guide and let the conversation flow naturally and you stand a better chance of striking up a conversation that can at least lead to a more in-depth discussion. 

Then on the other end of spectrum I see the work aholics with their 60 hour or more weeks with money and migraines but little to no fun in life.Then there is that tiny percentage that has the secret sauce where they work so many hours and cap it but also make a lot of money and get the most enjoyment out of everyday.

@Jim Windgassen  Everything about making accommodations for a level two charger you state before "existing 240 V outlets" I would strike.

My questions:* In general, does this strike you as a workable idea?

It's essential to research various markets, particularly those in non-urban areas, to strike a balance between affordability and rental demand.

For striking the hull with a little hammer!

They're basically slumlords and the police are often called there - resulting in tenants coming and going a lot (our town has a 3 strikes and you're out policy on renters).

Keep plugging into BP to keep your mind going and be prepared to strike when the opportunity presents itself.

It’s been too long since ideological opposites Bill Clinton and Newt Gingrich were able to strike a budget deal.