It's a whole different "ball of wax" from managing LTRs.My$0.02 ...

There are some good reasons behind this perception as much any distances traveled by bus above say just 3-4 miles can have significant absolute deviation (traffic delays appear quite evenly spread across the short distance from these towns, not just "getting stuck in front of tunnel")That said much of Union City/Weehawken are impressively close to Midtown Manhattan from a pure distance perspective (within 3-4 miles) and most of Jersey City except Downtown can't hold a candle to their commute times to there in particular. 

They make a wax that you can apply to get even better mileage out of the floors.

Your first two posts on the site wax poetic about this guru.

Too bad you don't have an additional program to help them not need that second chance--even a small one.You know, like burning the candle at both ends.Good Luck!

We were asked: "Why don't you provide shower caps," "Why don't you light citronella candles outside the front door when we arrive so a bug doesn't get inside?"

I have all of the things in the example lease, and I added extra clauses for things like keeping track of keys and locksmiths, burning candles and grills safely, cleaning and lawncare, an expanded clause on not clogging drains, no pools, etc.

Alas I've had to decline lending on their vast property holding no matter how long they wax lyrical regarding the size and worth of the properties owned.

California RE is just another ball of wax than what is often talked about on podcasts.

Yes, it can cause damage but so can a lit candle.