Add a 50$ late fee that’s hopefully outlined in the lease and for good measure put a post it note slapped on the notice of the door too ..thanking them for the extra 50 bucks and how you’ll likely just spend it frivolously on something like cigarettes and beer for Christmas

Might want to ask them to take off the ethanol blinders and spend some money on measures to encourage commercial production of butanol too.

My old definition of success used be measured by income and net worth but this has changed quite a bit over the years for me.

Arsenal Heights is a very small neighborhood measuring only 3 x 4 blocks, and yes you are correct, the farther west you go, the better it is. 

I don't think you can actually measure with bandit signs, but on mailers I know most people expect to get between 1-3% response, meaning that if you send out 100 letters you will get 1-3 calls (NOT DEALS, CALLS).  

Yes, how do you measure how much capital reserves to have? 

I think if you are going to evaluate price too, square footage is a good measure for how much you should pay and how much each unit should rent for.

The house my wife owned before we got married had a roughly 6' basement - if you measured up between the floor joists.

I have a plan of attack to deal with the issue, but I'm looking for a specific tool that you all would recommend to measure moisture/humidity in the crawlspace? 

It is also the measure of what the markrt is paying for NOI.