For instance, here in Colorado a "no guns" sign is entirely unenforceable at the vast majority of places (excluding places like: primary schools, federal buildings, and places with permanent weapons screening stations).  

Maybe when I'm closer to retirement I'll do more, but I'm 32 and not being able to touch my money for 30 years doesn't help my goals to permanently retire by 50. 

If you can't absorb any suck you are going to be permanently unemployed.

So again, rough math based on a vanilla commercial loan with your $150K savings, 25% down and a HELOC or cash out on your permanent residence to cover cash reserves and maybe bump up on your purchase price, you can buy a commercial property at $600K give or take.Again, the examples I gave are vanilla residential and commercial estimated figures.

We'd love to live here permanently ;)The text your renter sent you is almost comical.

I'm concerned the problem won't be solved until quite a bit of permanent ecosystem damage is done, as well as drastically impacting some of the stunning recreational sources our state has to offer.

While it hasn't happened yet, things tend not to stay permanently in a state of disequilibrium.

I know people that have had their employees transition from expecting them to work in the office to permanently working from home for the aforementioned reasons..w

We use a Google voice number so if it ever got ugly with a tenant they don’t permanently have our personal phone numbers.

Most on full permanent disability get around $700/month  It's impossible to live on that and they are often too disordered to keep a regular roommate so these tenants have to do other things-- they work under the table when possible or more often they do other things generally frowned upon by landlords and neighbors, like renting couch space to homeless "friends" (say welcome to the bed-bugs), selling drugs, running unauthorized day cares, shoplifting, or providing laundry services if the landlord pays water.