Very helpful advice, just get on the phone throw out a little about what you do and plant your seeds in as many pots as possible!

It's eventually going to be a house that I own and I kind of want to have my hands in the pot.

I'm popping my popcorn and stirring the pot as in my last 273 posts... ;-) .So we'll find out whether her lender will require her to produce loan documentation from her ex-husband proving that he hasn't obligated her on a new loan (for an unspecified purpose that only the bank knows).

People will be cooking giant pots of jambalaya and passing plates out to neighbors working to restore damage.  

If you do decide to go urban, let me whisper in your ear about the leprechaun and where the pot of gold is- It's Section 8 housing.

Do I need to sweeten the pot more?  

If nothing has changed, I noticed a few advertisement benches, trash cans, and bandit signs back in August while driving down Mesa, Sunland Park, and Resler.

I had looked at my real estate investing as a pot for retirement money. 

The damage waiver fee does not negate your responsibilities as a responsible renter, nor does it relieve you from responsibility for intentionally destructive acts of you or other members of your party while in occupancy.In the 2 years that I've started doing this I've only had to pay for one new set of king-sized sheets and a coffee pot, both damaged by guests (not normal wear and tear).

And I will try to keep this as professional as possible. 1) We essentially do not have a pot to piss in. 2) we live paycheck to paycheck 3) We have about 90k in debt but that's including our house mortgage and a refi.