And then you have students and tenants that run to the four corners of the earth and you get to launch into some exercise in which student/parent(s) you want to hold accountable. 

This is one of my rentals that was recently completed: https://www.apartments.com/718-central-ave-clarksville-tn/e94bk6m/This house was literally falling into the earth when I bought it.

My head is firmly on earth and knows the reality of the situation, which is why I'm so upset that I haven't been as dedicated to my real estate education lately.

Looks like it has wood to earth contact on one side and I'm sure it has a big termite problem and probably termite damage.

Nothing at all to do with me, but when people do a "Scorched Earth Campaign" every name associated gets attached.  

i see alot of socal and az landscapes put in where they cover the dry hard clay with a layer of very SANDY YELLOW gravel that sort of forms a stucco-like shell over the earth that chokes out weeds aside from the areas its applied very scantily like around existing specimens. wonder what's that stuff called, is it different from caliche?

It's not "earth shattering" or extremely creative but if it helps a BP member find another way to acquire properties, then I guess, it's worthwhile sharing.What about you?

Two + years of no issues then suddenly he disappears off the face of the earth.

I am in Orange County California, best place on earth to live.

Lafi, What on earth would be illegal about this?