If you buy it at HD, they will let you use their machine for free.

I tried Sean Terry's RVM Lead machine and got duped. $800 for the rvm, over 10,000 drops with their trash Data from datazapp which costed me about another $1000 with not one convertible lead.

I like the Roman Orgy (dinner) at the Magic Time Machine!

This guy already emailed me "his version" which definitely left out the parts where he was banging on the machines and adding lots of expletives.

"I was on vacation or out of the country and aint use it for 3 months; I aint paying;""The dryer takes double the time to dry, I want my money back or a new machine.""

I see one, cold water line run from point A to point B, which appears to be near the washing machine.

To add to what @Dennis M. is saying, it's not really well understood in other places that in these mature Rust Belt MSAs dominated by Democratic union machines (and I say this as a registered Democrat), the best action for OOS investors is rarely within the city limits proper, or even in the immediate suburbs.

I suspect it has to do with the fact that if you are living on premises then they actually do feel that you and your other tenants should feel safer because of imminent and immediate perceived danger to the person who as a financial stake at the dwelling. you have a higher likelihood of getting  "beat up" by the convicted felon that is living on premises and if you are the breadwinner/property manager/owner/money machine that keeps everything operating you have a higher likelihood of this happening if you live there and they certainly don't want to mess that up.Follow the money.....look real close and it seems like it is geared more toward the "corporate" folks that own a series of large commercial buildings.

I buy in low-income parts of Baltimore City, too and rentals there can be cash machines.  

Looks like you're using one of those handwriting machines that government offices are so fond of.