That said, there are a lot of lots...but it might look weird having an old Victorian surrounded entirely by circa 2018 suburban homes.To me that would be like having a classic muscle car parked in a neighborhood full of SUVs, if I were a car guy. :) The lady would be painted & I'd go nuts every Christmas.

I think you are correct in thinking you should send it to all of them and create a bit of tension and competition because they will know others are in the race for it to!

No matter how close-knit your family is, this thing one day will create tension.

You may have to exercise that "no muscle" some and set some expectations.You might have a line of great tenants out there that pay on time and may wonder what took you so long when you say "bye" to these folks.Honestly, if you are hesitant to stop by your own property without an appointment I might think about hiring out management.

I definitely wouldn't re up my lease after that, and it will undoubtedly put more tension on the relationship.

I'm working in the Muscle Shoals / Tuscumbia area right now, but I am trying to get into the Huntsville market soon.

Put up artwork of, men playing sports, muscle cars, wild game, those sorts of things.The contractors generally have a mobile trailer at the job site where QC, GF, Safety and other higher paid workers stay. 

It depends what type of slab it is as post tension cable is common in Austin.

Would rather solve smoothly and amicably to avoid any tensions in the future.

Once you establish the "muscle memory" you can pick different one-hour blocks and test for efficacy.Hope this helps.