@Virginia DamatoDon't know if any of these will strike your fancy, but here is what I've read/reading in quarantine so far:-Margin of Safety: Risk-Averse Value Investing Strategies for the Thoughtful Investor-Destiny and Power by Jon Meachem.

They throw them up on the web and raffle them off to the first out-of-towner who comes along looking to strike it rich in the old rust belt.

Call the police and register the noise complaint. 3 strikes your out.

Ah, the old Laundry Bandit strikes again!

If you can find a friendly person in the building/planning/zoning department, it could save you some time and migraines sorting through the legalese.

At a min: strike price, opt expiration, and date of execution.

I have been a teacher my entire life and will always be.Sorry if that strikes a chord with you.Many people say I was lucky.

I paid a garage door guy $425 last year to install mine after a lightning strike fried the old one.

I'm sure in some areas there are people who raise the average- especially cities where they push the rent strike narrative and aren't evicting for months giving non-payers fuel to be negligent. 

However, I was thinking of striking up one of these deals on my while fixing my credit at the same time.