some of the charges are driving with a suspended license criminal littering/ pollution on private property no mandatory insurance unsafe lane changecriminal trespassing...showed bonded out and later dismissed disorderly conduct...later dismissed driving with no head lanps

Here is what you are teaching others:1.Perform a ton of research on how to generate leads.2.Listen to podcasts on your way to work.3.Question the meaning of life, listening to, and dissecting all that information.4.Find A list, Filter That List, Buy that List, Buy stamps, Buy mailers.5.Handwrite 5000 letters.6.Include a pen inside the envelope for “lumpy mail”.7.Send mailers.8.Experience a short-lived feeling of accomplishment.9.Followed by an intense sense of depression and shock upon receiving a ton of angry calls from said mailers.10.Get a ton of returned mailers.11.Skip trace these addresses.12.Pay for a new set of envelopes mailers and stamps.13.Resend mailers.14.Experience another short-lived feeling of hopefulness.15.Followed by an intense sense of depression and shock upon receiving a ton more angry calls from said mailers.16.Listen to more podcasts.17.Get a “AHA!”

It will be depressing....unless the debt really bothers you, let the renter pay the mortgage.

Then you will have a Great Depression, not just a recession. 

The irony...the party of tolerance being intolerant. insurance is always a bouncing ball.. my insurance in Lake Oswego and we have no fire risk other than normal No weather risk  just risk of winter gloom and depression. 

I would get depressed if I became popular and liked by all, like some high school cheerleader or baseball player.

If you ignore that the fentanyl comes in as a result of the open borders policy, ruins nighborhoods, depresses home values, and kills people, I guess it ain't so bad.

Depressed area but in DIRE need of low cost housing AND also self storage...

But I don't want to get depressed thinking about it because you know property always goes up :)  Well maybe not..

.- Book Recommendation: Bubble in the Sun: The Florida Boom of the 1920s and How It Brought on the Great Depression.