@Dean Letfus @Chris Clothier Chris is the one who needs the new plane I keep dropping Gentle hints !! 

I want to somehow make this into a lease violation, but I can't figure out how to twist it to be such at this point.

; gently using pull chain switches to prevent breaking ceiling fan light globes or basic porcelain fixtures often found in storage areas, basements, closets; not overfilling closets so much that by pass doors are pushed off the track; where and how to change air filters; etc.

JIm although wholesaling is done on the west coast or in our markets its NOT nearly as prevelant as back east in the mid west and rust belt were you have an over abundance of homes and homes are basically bought sold and traded like auto's... same price points. the wholesalers I know in the PDX market buy at court house steps then resell.. so they own their inventory.. it happens here but its just not a high volume business for the most part@Chris Martin  I closed on in Charleston in June and it was so funny.. the poor wholesaler was so twisted up... we were going to buy but he did not realize they owed more than it was worth.. so they do all this work .. without the benefit of checking title... they thought they were going to make 90k on it and I ended up giving them 6k and they were lucky they got anything... pretty comical really.

It is similar to a lease option but with a twist.

Wire fraud is getting more common and sophisticated but this is a new twist.

@Mindy Jensen and @Brandon Turner - Gentle nudge to continue looking into this option :)

I mean this in a gentle way, but prop mgmt might not be for you.

I have no understanding how or why the pilot light went out to begin with, but the service tech said it had been twisted slightly and wouldn't stay lit.

As I mention in my comment on your blog, only someone truly twisted would think that was funny.