Easy: set up a paper plate filled with a little bit of soap and water and place it under a task/desk lamp somewhere in the corner or on the floor.

You've got old, stable city neighborhoods that are attracting young families to put down roots.

And our decisions when faced with choices, are rooted in what be believe; our values, beliefs, opinions.

Believe it or not after this tirade, we are rooting for you.  

I swore off Section 8 years ago after several bad experiences, but they go all the way down to the root of who's running the section 8 office here in Memphis.

Would a tree removal (~$1K) due to root encroachment to driveway a maintenance/repair or treated as improvement (as in taxes)?

Most of the African nations are arbitrary creations from a colonial map, and the root of many of their problems are borne in this history, compounded by other factors such as racism (i.e. why does ethnic cleansing in Kosovo require military action but massive genocide in Rwanda requires sympathetic words?)

You might find you aren't getting enough return for the hassle, but then again you might.You will need to supply things there like a hotel would, i.e. towels, TP, shampoo, soap, etc.

You can definitely fill the cracks with epoxy, but the downside is that it wil never look good, or the way you truly want it to look, and if there are already a bunch of cracks, they will only get larger over time from settlement, or tree roots etc.  

What they are allergic to is one of the soaps or shampoos they are using.Tell them you will let them out of the lease early if they desire.