Its human nature to try to get the best deal but this sometimes causes you to miss out on good solid properties. 

I’ve seen good tenants turn bad many times, often when their ex/ baby daddy gets out of jail and moves directly in despite not being on the lease then starts causing problems, or an adult child same scenario, or the tenant falls off the wagon all by themselves, gets a new roommate who has issues, etc. things can go south quickly when dealing with humans and sometimes the cleaner the break, the better. 

If they are half-way intelligent, decent human beings, they will know they've been getting a really good deal all these years. 

That doesn't factor in the human cost of death and injury of men and women in uniform protecting fossil fuel supply, or death and injury from localized pollution and environmental damage.When you factor those true costs in, solar and renewables win hands down.

It's true that it's nearly impossible to get a response from a human being recently.

@Ronda Doxey Account ClosedIt boils down to whether or not Ronda is classified as a dealer.

The spread in the standard of living among humans is fascinating really.

Fortunately, I am able to allow him outdoor time several times a day -- also, I fenced in a short hallway to restrict his movements when no human is home with him. 

Once you get a human on the phone they can fix ya up. 

Broker-dealers have lists they're very protective of and will lease to you for a fee if you find the right ones.