I search for the applicant on social media.

@Eric Mory i dont use social media too much, but i do have facebook if thats the easiest way to reach you.

The reasoning behind this: water usage is pretty much going to be an average amount per person, regardless of unit size, whereas with electricity, a larger unit typically uses more electricity: more outlets, gadgets, lighting, heat/air.

Tenants claim they will make this big news on social media and I will be in big trouble. 

My name is Rick Stewart and If you contact me via social media, I can give you court documents and my attorney's information to verify that after THREE MONTHS of receiving zero rent, we had to forcefully evict (unlawful detainer) the tenant that Mario/Bridgehouse screened and moved in.

Might also consider a local news outlet - makes for a good story.

Fannie Mae just increased their SBL loan limit to $6Mhttp://www.fanniemae.com/portal/media/corporate-ne...

I'm a millennial and the increase in advertising on social media platforms drives me away.

Safe as long as the load (appliance/outlet/device) doesn’t have some special code requirement (like a bathroom outlet for example that must have its own breaker)2- some breakers (not many) allow two circuits to be directly connected in which case you wouldn’t have to change anything (but the inspector prob checked for that already)3- add a double Pole breaker (if panel is compatible) or another single pole breaker if there are empty slots available in the panel.4- if there are no slots available for additional breakers, and the double tapped circuits require them to have their own breaker then you will either have to replace the panel to one that has more spaces.

I was afraid to get on BiggerPockets before because I am not a fan of Social Media.