I never get mail :P Hmmm, could be the lack of internet.... suppose we should start with indoor plumbing :)

You also need to take indoor and outdoor samples from the property and compare them.

Here are some things I would have MISSED out on if I didn't have real estate: - road trip to visit my 100 year old grandma in Flint, Michigan - meeting the love of my life in Cincinnati, Ohio - the hundreds of new friends made from my real estate investing or podcast So, for me, it's not only about the time but also the ripple effect it has on others. 

I allowed an indoor dwarf bunny once and it was no problem.

If you're taking a few days to track down and call work bosses, get check stubs, get bank statements, get brokerage statements etc. that causes a lot of ripple effects: your applicant gets antsy, your applicant won't love that some random landlord is getting all of this sensitive info (everyone would rather send those things to an established company), in the meantime you might have other applicants and now you're not sure how to handle that, you end up losing an applicant because they had to send sensitive info to someone they don't know and they went multiple days without hearing back.I appreciate the grind of doing it oneself, but in my opinion there are great resources to use that mitigate a lot of the aforementioned risk.  

Kudos to the OP for the efforts put out but I wouldn't tolerate indoor temps of over 80 degrees.

All with indoor pools. 

Also, if the outdoor guy is charging $200 a booth, is there any chance that you could get $250 or $300 a month for an indoor space?

I am a bit pleasantly surprised by this - I would've thought there would be a bit of a ripple through the whole state.

GTA Ripple Effect, Toronto > sounding cities  > Kitchener/waterloo > London > Next Windsor, though GTA market started to cool down, but not Windsor3.