You're probably closer to the root of boom/bust cycles than you realize.

I have some roots in Columbus, OH and connections in Charlotte, NC so those are two other markets I have considered.

ya that was the point I was trying to make.. we cant understand or know how important not up rooting folks near the end..

I'd recommend you pick a few that meet certain standards, and really start to sink your roots in where you can attain proficiency in making sound purchase decisions

I proof-read everything (taking this to an extreme, I found a typo in the ingredients list on a bottle of laundry soap this past weekend).I will probably apply, but I'm curious if anyone has any experience with them.  

I decided to pass. after crazy amounts of sweat equity/lead paint/crazy heating & cooling/trees/potential roots in sewer lines/dry rot or termites/foundation issues/etcstill left with lumpy house with crazy heating & cooling worth about what i put into it.

This started as a small grass roots movement that has quickly escalated and now has the support of Kansas City's new Mayor, Quinten Lucas, as well as the majority of the City Council.If this proposal is allowed to continue as proposed you will no longer be able to take the following information into consideration when screening tenants.Source of IncomeNo criminal background checksNo credit checksCan not take previous eviction history into considerationMust work with Section 8, Housing Voucher ProgramsIn additional to these restrictions, we would also see the creation of a fourth city bureaucracy to oversee rental properties (in addition to codes department, Healthy Homes, and Human Relations/Fair Housing)What do you guys think?

Things like toilet paper, soap, paper towels, shampoo, other amenities if you choose to stock them.

I feel this is excellent value for the following reasons:- This has saved us tens of thousands in taxes paid- We were audited by the IRS last year, they represented us and closed the audit with no changes, since they had been handling our taxes for yeasr it was a slam dunk for them- The growing complexity of the tax code is something I neither want to nor am capable of keeping up withThere about 1,000,000 things I'd rather do than prepare my taxes (I'd rather be replacing toilets or getting a root canal). 

In the end, we as PM's look bad and the tenants give us bad reviewsSorry for the soap box, but PM's work 24 hours a day , 376 days a year at very little compensation.