Look in Cook County, Dupage County, McHenry County. 

New stoves typically don’t catch fire unless somebody has put something inside and hasn’t watched what they’re cooking correctly.

@Jarrod Cook,Thanks for the quick response!

almost 100k more than mine was and the corner deli/bodega has been bought and neighbor said they will tear it down and build a condo or shops there. going in towards MLK from ocean is definitely not for the faint of heart, and even the area I got has some people cooking out on the streets/music banging loud etc, but just over the avenue 100ft away everything is quiet.coming from the heights/union city, this is the last remaining few blocks where large 2600sqft+ multifamilies are still under 350-400k totally remodeled. a mile north its all 650-700k. money must pour in just like water. literally everything surrounding greenville at this point is 100-200k more expensive.

That would be like you being liable for their food poisoning since you allow cooking in the home....I'd allow it and simply ensure they understand that on move out 1) the structure goes with them 2) any yard repair is at their expense. 

It's difficult to get the AC down to 65 with 10+ warm bodies, cooking, showering, going in and out.  

Jeff Cook thankyou Jeff, I agree, I don't it's "basic" but could benefit from some adjustments.

Right now, I cook but I'm hoping to be able to quit my job within the next few months.Now I'm just waiting on calls and planning other marketing campaigns.

@Jay Hinrichs not the ONLY one...I'm flying home from San Diego from meetings yesterday just in time to cook!

For me, if you take leverage out of REI, you might as well start selling tomatoes and vegetables!.