(Yes, I made my first million buying pre-foreclosures using Subject To" and I hold the record for length of time fighting a lawsuit (6 years, that went to the U.S. 9th District Court of Appeals, winning at every step along the way) regarding one of the purchases.Buyer Beware and Be Knowledgeable.

(Kylie Cooper / The Seattle Times)Several of the largest property management companies operating in Seattle conspired to drive up rents and decrease competition, three lawsuits filed this month allege.The cases, filed in federal court in Seattle, focus on the use of RealPage software, which gathers information about rental units and rent prices and uses an algorithm to recommend how much landlords should charge.The complaints claim that by exchanging detailed and “competitively sensitive” information, RealPage and the landlords have illegally created a “cartel” to set prices in violation of antitrust laws.The widespread use of RealPage has increased rents across the country and in Seattle neighborhoods such as downtown, Capitol Hill, the Central District, South Lake Union and Queen Anne, the complaints allege.The lawsuits, filed on behalf of tenants, cited an investigation by the nonprofit news outlet ProPublica that was published in October and detailed the use of RealPage in Seattle and other cities.

Hot places for rentals is the “Historic district area” right off of George Bush and Welbourn, majority of the houses in there have waitlist for 1-2 years out.

Mine went all the way to federal court in the 9th district and ran 6 years from start to finish. 

If crestline has elected officials/district councilors or something like that talk with them directly and see if they can convene police, fire, inspectors?

A district magistrate judge here in western PA will likely take A LOT LONGER about evicting a single mother of four for nonpayment due to various personal crises than many other types of tenants.3.

District courts have consistently upheld that it doesn't matter if you are trying to buy or sell something, if you are soliciting any type of business then TCPA law apply. 

The only downside is moving frequently can be a pain if there are other factors (spouse/live in partner, kids attending school in local district, etc).

No Sir,We like where we live and have a couple kids in a great school district. 

I would like to add that some water districts will come out and check the meter for free if you can show justifications.