If water ever reached a point that caused mass exodus, I would definitely shoot holes in that premise being that it would mean water would reach a price where it's more economically viable to flee your area than pay the high price for water.

Unless your filing a 'hole' in your resume, I'm not sure it would be helping you as an engineer, but it is really according to the exact type of engineering job your applying for.

Well, let me just give a simple example:Tiger:  "Hey Dion, how deep is that hole?"

I'm not to sure about the usefulness of being a boat captain on here ;) but then I tend to get seasick and view boats as a big hole in the water to throw money into. 

. * Monetary payment pays for the time and effort of the Landlord or the Tenant * Applies to both sides creating a balanced lease. * Clear Cut "Costs" for the both sides.

We're still digging out of the massive hole left by the Great Recession," the governor said.In his 2012 campaign Inslee said he wouldn't raise taxes.

I agree with Mikes general premise 30 to 35k homes are very risky for out of state land lords.. they are perfectly fine for in state on the ground I do this for a living investors who can be Johnny at the rat hole when issues come up.I have dealt with many TK companies from my first loan to a TK company in 2001 when the model was just taking shape.. and an industry was born.. and it was actually this exact client that brought me to Indy in the first place...

It had a huge hole in the basement and needed a new sewer (10k), which I'm sure kept many investors away.

At which time, you'd still be in the hole at LEAST $27K. 

Before you say no, consider how easy it is to collect rent if you have the proper hardware:) This briefcase shoots rounds through the hole on the side.