Cans, glass, food, plastic, paper......the glass shatters in the fire and mixes with food sometimes.

A survival kit and stored food and water is a good idea.

And thanks again for giving me food for thought :) Hoping to join the ranks with you guys soon.

The cost of food, another household staple, edged up a scant 0.1% last month.

Take out food is probably safe, but be sure.

While others with more local knowledge have already highlighted some towns to pursue I have found Manchester and New Britain may have more opportunity for MFH, while both areas seem to have their connotations I'd try to reach out to some property managers to learn more about tenant experiences and best neighborhoods.I work at Tumble Brook Country Club in Bloomfield, there seems to be some more affordable SFH options with potential for a live in flip and depending where you look it's very close to WH which as mentioned can be very expensive and appreciating.

Combined with lumber, food, housing, gas, it’s obvious that inflation is beginning to ramp up.  

Well, food for thought.

I have an owner occupied duplex with tenants who are hoarders, with a lot of that hoarding being used food/drink containers.

Or do I keep rent the same and give them a separate stipend for food since they will have to eat out more?