Here's some of my thoughts so far:Gains:•Safety•Community – i.e. other tenants near by•Location•AmenitiesPains:•Time spent apartment hunting•Getting scammed•Communication•Finding good place online that meets buying criteria-Jarred

I have a nice little welcome basket for them when they arrive, I provide a pile of coffee pods, sugar and the like as well as a ton of spices, a small jar of peanut butter/jelly, a can of spaghetti sauce and pasta..that sort of thing.

So we know with mathematical certainty how much will come popping out that jar once more affordability is created.

I got a medium sized box and bought some quarts of beer, small bottles of liquor, soda, beef jerky, pre-cooked bacon, fresh fruit, Hustler magazines, work gloves, etc.  12 items altogether. 

@ milian bonillo I also follow noelle randall on you tube and have wondered about investing with nuurez but think I read in a comment that you don't really get much back in return plus seems like you get paid quartely but if you end up investing in nuurez and know something I don't please let me know how it goes

Originally posted by @Jarred Sleeth:Hello from Baltimore!

Hoping to exclude CA tax board hands from the cookie jar but if I must then I guess my hands are tied. 

Is it acceptable to provide a sealed glass jar on the counter with a scoop inside for all guests to share/use? 

I buy bulk coffee at Costco and put it in glass jars for a better presentation and my cleaner refills it as needed.

Please keep us posted.agreed seems like more than a few hands in the cookie jar for a simple turnkey duplex..