Thus leading to a trickle down effect in all houses.

Louisiana is definitely different :)Be sure you are complying with Act 50 (effective 2017) that made conducting below real estate activities for 3rd parties without a license illegal, yep a criminal offense...  

Lawsuits, statements at city council, letters to the editor, demonstrations, protests, newspaper articles, etc are all effective techniques.

You don't say how much money you are paying for the options and what the liquidated damages are if you don't exercise your option.

You did check "liquidated damages" as the remedy if you don't buy, not "specific performance", right?

Howver, It is 100% worth it once you figure out the ways to use the site effectively. 2.

Plus you can pop any damaged planks out and replace as needed.

Using the 40% for expenses I use because I'm willing to manage for free and I have optimism about the area, its right at $99.For rentals, though, you do need some cash in the bank to cover unexpected and expensive items like furnaces, evictions or tenant damage.

If you can honestly say that other nations care about the US for anything other than how our actions will effect them, you are wrong.

We have a couple of generations of people alive now who've become accustomed to their house doubling in value every 10 years or less, and effectively funding their retirement with appreciation of their family home.