Shiller emphasizes 2 things that are required to be an efficient market: the equal availability of new relevant information and the ability to directly bet or  hedge against market movements.The ability to bet against housing is there via CDO's and maybe other investment vehicles I don't know about, but I don't think the scale is large enough to compare to the affect shorting has on the stock market.

USPS vehicle is unable to stop at the mailbox anymore, so mailman has to come out to deliver the mail.

Some shade structure over the front entries to get vehicles away from the front doors (looks more Motel than residence) and create more of a porch/personal area for your tenants?

What vehicle do you need to support moving the cart and supplies? 

Also, when setting up a tenant, you can setup "custom fields" for their driver license #, SSN, vehicle model, move in / move out dates, etc. then generate a report with all that info.

The most recent landlord reference is totally worthless....but a home visit and review of interior of vehicle they are driving is priceless.  

In a small building, water and sewer are likely to be common, but if the water feed runs separately to each unit from the basement/mechanical room you have the option to sub-meter water in the future.2) Ample parking - unless you live in a large enough urban setting that a significant portion of your clientele do not have vehicles or are accustomed to not having parking. 

After, what, 10 days, they can't establish a second-by-second account of what happened from when the young man was arrested and handcuffed, and when he arrived at the station in the back of a police vehicle, unable to breathe or talk? 

My question is : does anyone have creative ideas for ways to use real estate investment as a positive social change vehicle?

Do you break off some assets in a retirement vehicle or maybe even a BK-remote entity also?...