As most posters have said this gets settled quickly and Cardone will be back flashing his toys & talk on YouTube and trying to attract the young guns who for their part completely missed the bus on a good financial education and are now playing catch up on the wealth food chain hoping that uncle Grant is their ticket to them to Nirvana.

When scheduling the exterminator to revisit the house (which I planned to pay for again), she mentioned that the technician noted in the report from the first visit that the tenant had a pet rabbit roaming around the house, and that rabbit food and feces attract mice.My lease states no pets allowed, and I also wrote that on the listing.

Are there any systems you would recommend or that others have had food experiences with?

and immediately bought flat screens, drugs, beer, excessive toilet paper...I wonder how many of those checks got cashed at a Walmart and then spent there without a single food item? 

If people can't afford to buy food, they don't pass a law requiring grocery stores to give it away free.

Saskatchewan supplies the world with a tremendous amount of food, and I can only see the demand for this land growing as populations grow across the planet over time, which equals more mouths to feed.

I appreciate the food for thought, that given my lack of experience with accounting, I may still be paying to have my books cleaned up if I decide to manage them myself.

Just some food for thought, even if you don't cashflow, you break even, or still owe some money at the end of every month, your net worth return on investment (NWROI) is typically still awesome!

Food for thought...For someone seeking to learn the space, there are several directions that can be taken. 

I don't know CA law, so just food for thought.