“The U.S. housing market is at the beginning stages of the most significant contraction in activity since 2006,” he said, adding: 

All of them are in "active" status and none satisfied.

I've included my language below along with another clause regarding government fines caused by the tenant's action or inaction. 

While re-reading one of my favorite books Rich Dad Poor Dad, I came across a powerful quote that speaks directly to pessimists and those influenced by their inactivity."

As a trustee you are held to a higher standard of care than in acting for yourself.Pre-paying college is a good idea, if you can get the money out if she doesn't go.Also agree with J. as it may be best to avoid the responsibility and turn it over to an expert or at least follow the advice of a trusted source.

Although it can be difficult to "catch" problem tenants in action, you are generally better off with hiring someone to drive/walk the property periodically and make observations for you, in addition to giving your contact info to a few "key" neighbors...especially little old ladies with nothing better to do than take note of other peoples business.

Clinton talked a lot but in the end, his inaction helped greatly.

Most of the time they don't even have a signed contract on the deal and the house is still in active status.

Or is this just your awesome debating skill in action again?

There is a good one in Burbank (part of the Club In Action), that is free and the people are great.Good luck and remember: Your Network is your Net Worth!