The bait station would have a blood thinner that eventually kills them.

If the rent is outside their range then they shouldn't be looking at units asking for rent outside what they're willing to pay.I've sugar coated my response to them when face to face but by then I've already decided that I wouldn't move forward with them even if they wanted to.  

So put a plantiff's attorney in a conference room with an insurance company and they fight it out for 2 days and they settle.If you put an LLC into the mix you better go full throttle because the plantiff will want blood.

Of course, no one ever talks about the sweat and blood it took to save all that!

It ended really bad with some four letter words toward the guy, it still makes my blood boil. 

I know cause my mind works in a similar fashion.I'm a major skeptic and analytical but if something is 25% promotion by nature and 75% inspiring that's pretty typical and something I'm thankful for when it comes from a genuine heart ❤️What you're missing is that the 75% that's inspiring is often sugar coated BS, and what you think you've come to know from these advertisements disguised as editorials may not be true.

Is there anyone in Houston or Sugar Land that is implementing this strategy and does it work? 

Anyone seen True Blood on HBO at first I thought another stupid Vamp show now I really look forward to the next episode."

Hi, just curious why you’re interested in SF multi family given: you’re based in LA, rent control is practically a blood sport in SF, and direct local experience is crucial in navigating the myriad nuances.

Money and blood don't mix, they are like oil and water only far more caustic.