I've litterally dropped canned food from high cabinets and not found dents.

It's still like that in several pockets but the Gentrification of Bed-Stuy has improved it considerably.It's obvious that when a neighborhood improves which also improves the amenities in that neighborhood such as higher quality foods at a higher price, restaurants and cafes, etc., the overall economics improves.The cheaper stores like Family Dollar, cheaper supermarkets and Corner Delis begin to disappear.

Here is what I have so far:1.Charlotte 2.Orlando  3.Atlanta  4.Houston  5.Dallas 6.Austin 7.Sacramento  8.San Antonio 9.Denver 10.San Diego  11.Seattle  12.Indianapolis  13.Jacksonville  14.Memphis  15.Nashville  Just food for thought...

Great food for though @James Woodrich.

I just rented to an American woman and her Mexican (daca) boyfriend.

Just some food for thought :)

Someone who can tell me what kind of food they feed their dog, and where they go to run, fetch a ball, or get some rays is going to be the kind of person that thinks of their dog as "their kid" and will act accordingly.

There are so many good options for food and drinks both in Asheville and the surrounding towns. 

Stock the kitchen with all the necessities... enough cookware, crock pot, food processor, blender, all needed utensils, etc etc... anything you think you may need, provide it and it will go a long way with guests, especially in reviews. 

They have to afford their prior lifestyle and the prices necessary to pay everyone $15 for unskilled labor. 15 an hour is minimum wage on the west coast even fast food pays that or higher.