Or put in place something to block their IP addresses so they can't create different accounts?

That was a duplex a few blocks from Redondo Beach they sold for $150k ...

Concrete anchors in the floor and lag bolts into the blocking or girder.

Im in NYC, which is probably without a doubt more painful eviction wise, but the sooner you act the better.

That one would be a pain for everyone so hopefully just providing subscription agreements is good enough.Regardless of the method used to prove your investments in these entities, they are absolutely included in your net worth.

I vaguely remember your pain, my first rental was bought owner hold @ 19% & I had to rent every room to make it work.I had a great income as an Engineer & I did see some appreciation but it was the rents that kept me afloat while I rehabbed each property & I just kept buying.

The blanket blocked most the heat from escaping the lower level, so it stayed warm downstairs and upstairs.Easy things to implement for water conservation are low flow aerators on faucets (cost a couple bucks and screw in).

  - Use the NOD addresses in your price range, areas as the bulls eye for door knocking surrounding block or 2.  

You may or may not be ready to bet with her support and her neck on the block, but if it were me I'd darn sure know real estate before taking someone else down with me. 

Hi Michael,While not super creative, doing all the basic landlording blocking and tackling well helps--keeping vacancies low, turn arounds fast, and maintenance costs down.