I say the same thing when I hear the words "crashing market" & "Bay Area" in the same sentence. 

There you go using moral and law in the same sentence. 

The letter is one sentence.

., please read that sentence again. you need to sell "a different type of home"...probably you could cable-ready your place with one of the cable technicians that "moonlights"you could change some of your power outlets to the usb-charging-type....conveniently placed....one con of you providing internet: do you keep logs for when they download the wrong stuff???

Remember what I stated in my first two sentences here?

Sentence correction; " I probably would not rent to him.

Overhead were the planes landing at O'hare Airport.People would stop talking mid-sentence till the plane wasn't overhead. 

I'm confused by your sentence "The market I will be moving to, I think this would be the only investing I would consider there..."

He heard that I gave them my only key...They seem to think they are the bastion of logic, even though they are clearly not and write like a 3rd grader, with the worst grammar and spelling I've ever seen, random words have their first letters capitalized even if they are not the beginning of a sentence.

It's easier if you memorize a sentence and don't explain or defend.