@Bryan Sowieja  well not a popular thought but its realistic.having owned a bunch of rentals in Mississippi we get some pretty large tenants in those areas.And special toilets are required along with reinforcing sub floor below.. and they can wreak havoc on plastic tub shower combos... can't comment on if you can exclude them. but if you rent to folks that you know are quite heavy no matter there physical type  IE professional athlete  power lifter.. cage fighter  WWF or whatever... you do have certain realities in the bathrooms that need to be addressedI have had more than one 400 lb plus tenant have the toilet give way on them during the act. 

Now like I said I have battery operated equipment and that wouldn't work for me since I have to give them 24 hr notice I will be inspecting alarms and I'm sure batteries will be in place.My thinking is if something happens I'm sure fire fighters will be able to determine if there were batteries in the alarms or not.

A fire fighter and a government city admin worker...all top 10% of society.

My Dad was a fire fighter and then Captain with Clark County for 25+ years.With the amount of time firefighters have off Real Estate is a great way to make some extra $$$ in the off time.Let's connect.

I literally know an agent has his entire brand around being a full time fire fighter. 

-- then members of the "peanut gallery" (that's us, btw) suggest to the firefighters that they're being stupid and should try water, but the fire fighters insist that they know what's best, and dump more kerosene onto the fire, in an effort to 'put the fire out.'

As a military retiree, if he defaults on the payment he would jeopardize loosing his retirement pay and as a retired high ranking military official he will not let that happen.The purpose of this email is to inquire about any interested private investors who might be interested in helping this former fighter pilot in Vietnam who received a purple heart when his Jet was shot down!

I am a full time fire fighter and I work 48 hours on and 96 hours off.

In this case the fighter can either to go for a knockout now or stay away for a while, his choice will have knock on effects for the rest of the fight but the fighter needs to make a decision or get punched in the face again.To bring this back to the workplace.

What about those, who brought food to fire fighters, when fires were raging?