So he's reading us the riot act (close to rent being due) and of course we can't get a word in edgewise. 

Some people have suggested that this might end up with street riots, class warfare and maybe even a civil war.

The vanity base will riot away from the shower head over spray. 

The only think that might be relevant in my mind is if the field will be generating noise and headaches (dirty streets, rioting fans, etc.) then this can impact your property value and the type of tenants that will agree to live there.On the other hand, if the school's football team is popular, this can be an opportunity to AirBnB the property and have a tailgating setup (there was a company on Shark Tank that did that).So I'm afraid I gave you the typical "it depends" answer but I hope this gave you a perspective of the pros/cons for your situation.

All that wealth so recently created being gobbled up by a very few survivors.People who don't see the silver lining and instead just dwell on the misery, are likely to either commit suicide or riot.

I was recently in Los Angeles and I saw all sort of posters in Korea town - which has a lot of hard working people who have brought it up from the 90s -- LA riots, slums, etc. 

The policy covers only legal liability for damages to the landlord’s property (covered losses include fire, smoke, explosion, water damage, backup or overflow of sewer, drain or sump, falling objects, riot, or civil commotion) up to $100,000.So when that tenants overflows the tub and nukes 3 bathrooms below it with water damage, that get's covered under their Tenant Liability Insurance to repair said damages.

Best wishesYep, who knows, opportunity costs could factor in, but for my wife and I, we were very successful with the labor and values adds, customer service we provided that allowed us to have excellent tenants and guest in our Airbnb, that after 9 years, the 2020 Minneapolis riots, watching businesses get trashed and burned to the ground, the market being at an all time high, I wanted out of Crimeapolis, so we cashed out on both properties, made a ton of money and have almost paid off our primary home.   

When you factor in the neighborhood (riot ground zero), fees, and high maintenance, it's probably only really worth 30K.

He's talking about the riots that will occur if Obama loses.