Their mission is to curb homelessness as a result of the housing crisis.

My choice are: 1. evict my tenants, who both make $100+/hr to the curb in the middle of the school year in the middle of winter , which will take 2 months.

There is an overwhelming amount of Renters in desperate need (Both cash and Section 8) actively searching to rent a nice renovated property with a little curb appeal day in and day out.

Your bar hopping and congregating just infected me, and imposed costs on me.That's why states (general jurisdiction) have the power to curb your "rights" when your "rights" pose a threat to public health.

When something’s going well and your on the right path to potentially succeed life throws you a curb.

For example, if I had to replace the trash cart from the curb to it's storage area, that constituted an additional fee.

Our shared driveway is dirt and maybe we should add crushed rock for more curb appeal and no muddy shoes if renters come in during/after rain? 

No more office politics or DRAMA & no having to curb your comments for the office PC Nazi's.

Don't try to time the market, but don't over extend, take the leap off curbs not cliffs, and always know your stuff. 

Other than maybe some place to store materials, rather than tossing everything to the curb because you want it out of your life, and some tools (if you do any of your own work), your rental properties and your personal life doesn't have to mix.