I don't put them on an auto search and the time and effort to vet properties before showing a client is the most time consuming part of my business. 

Auto sprinklers - YEs.Solar - NoWater system - maybe.

When you turn 18 don't max out credit cards and don't take large auto loans for a car/truck that looses value.

I follow obvious inclusions like an auto loan, student loans etc, but what I'm not clear on is whether you'd include the full balance of one's personal credit card that is consistently paid off every month with no interest incurred.If the monthly balance is included regardless, one could presumably optimize this by switching to paying items on a visa debit card or the like (since this would effectively cut the monthly credit card bill down to $0). 

It is leased to an auto service chain. 

Set the standard early and properly screen your tenants and it will be mostly on auto pilot.

Non-rent controlled.The rent is automatically paid and we increased her rent on her auto payments and she is now claiming that all the previous payments weren't valid.Isn't the letter in regular mail sufficient? 

It would still only cover my primary home and autos in Alaska. 🤦🏻‍♀️ 

Extra costs for grabbing a fast dinner of morning coffee instead of cooking because of the long commute.When you add in the extra costs, often your house hold budget will remain the same whether you buy the expensive/close house or the far out cheap house, just instead of higher housing costs you have higher auto/child care/food costs.Plus when you add in the part of your life you loose sitting on the freeway, instead of at your kid's T-Ball game, and your composure when coming home after battling traffic, stressed, etc. you are really giving up a lot of your life.I have had life with a 3 hour commute each way, and the ten minute commute. 

@Nathan Witte The first thing you could do is connect with a local agent and get some auto emails set up and have them looking out for discounted properties in good areas.