But once we got put on one publication's list of 'top place to blah blah blah', then more publications and media outlets caught on. 

In 6 months they broke 3 light fixtures - I had reports their kids were spraying a garden hose from the outside of the house into the kitchen, broke a large kitchen cabinet door, broke several plastic pieces of a new higher end Fridge, fist sized hole in the wall, carpet stains and the entire house may need another repaint, damaged woodwork, scratched kitchen cabinets, stole the curtain rods, curtains my wife spent a lot of time picking out stolen, destroyed the back yard - let the weeds grow several feet tall in the flower beds etc.  

It'd be hard (and very expensive) trying to sell those $1 mill condos if we ever wanted to move out, let alone pay $1000 for HOA/parking as an owner.

I'm perfectly comfortable with Section 8 tenants.My question is about helping/encouraging a stable, long-term tenant to apply for a Section 8 voucher, so I could get market rate rents without forcing them out.  Let's

It may be area specific, but section 8 standards in my market are not strict at all...Heat and AC must workAll outlets must workAll windows must open and have screensWorking smoke and Co detectorsAnd then, of course, clean and safeAll things I I would repair, regardless of who was moving in.

I buy Nikes running shoes, at the outlet mall.

BP provides me an outlet/inlet where I can pick up new angles and feelings about deals and what is happening.

Still have some minor things to do such as trimming out a window, new outlet covers, and have to sand down some of the interior doors to help them shut better.I did videos throughout the whole process so you can watch the progression if you want to.

could be a wise move to move out of the inner city as it were.. the thing with the inner city is you just have so many potential homes that are really only sold through wholesale outlets as the real estate community is either one scared to go there or two the price points are too low to fool with..  

The manufacturer makes the product and sells to a wholesaler at a certain price , the wholesaler sells it to retail outlets at a markup and the retail outlet marks it up even further.