You are highly misinformed, my friend.When I was applying for medical school - black, Hispanic, latino, and native American people had MUCH lower GPA and MCAT standards.

Regardless how it goes, some portion of the market will react negatively to the outcome. 

The Op Ex overhead, per charging session, could be significant initially and tenants may react if we add in our prorated insurance and maintenance expenses to their electric service on a kWh basis.

Account Closed funny...I'm a Sunset native as well.  

I am blown away by how that whole thing transpired, I (and I'm probably not alone here) would NOT have continued renting to the girlfriend after reading how she reacted/handled things up to that point.

It seems like the chemicals react to something in the pee and its horrific.

If you buy a home in an area which has lots of native fires, you get the point.  

You will need to be creative, if they ever pay late take immediate action to serve notice, possibly have someone come in intermittently to do repairs/cosmetic upgrades to disrupt their lives, inforce the lease to the maximum, sending them letters of violations to the lease, react slowly if at all to their requests, make quarterly inspections of the property and bill them for any damage repair work that is needed to be done,  immediately start billing them for damage repairs, make sure you use a contractor for the work, use the state codes to enter with notice at inopportune times.

. : My thoughts on this subject as someone who's lived in the SF bay area for close to 40 years:It's currently very unfashionable  in the REI community to go for appreciation plays, but to be honest, before I found BP I didn't even know there was any other strategy and I think that goes for many native Californians.

And I bet I speak English better than you do my native language