My best recommendation would be too make photo albums on your phone and store each specific picture in folders.

With that being said- you can put up fliers at local grocery stores, restaurants, cafes.

This eviction is my first time on this route with a note, and am open to suggestions from people who have taken this road before.I've coordinated with a business that will provide a locksmith and will put them in contact with the sheriff in order for the locksmith to meet at the same time.I'm debating on whether to offer $500 to $1,000 through my attorney to the occupant, the former borrower, to remove all furniture and personal belongings and not damage / vandalize the house.I will have people there to move out the furniture to the sidewalk if the occupant leaves the house a mess.I will have people there to secure the property against squatters.I will have an appraiser there to appraise the inside of the house.Finally, I will have buyers there to look inside and make me an offer.   

It’s sort of like the game the store plays with you about how this $20 t shirt is on sale for $15.

Since they are likely single mothers or younger couples with a child, I would imagine, schools, parks/playgrounds, public transportation, and grocery stores?

I will just keep my nose to the grind wheel and storing cash until I can find something in my range. 

My second adventure I bought a grocery store. .

We put money out of our pocket to run Airbnb, like buying furniture, landscaping, repairs, etc.

Then I got my license and my parents said I could drive to the store on my own.  

They are consisted of the main tenant (a store owner), his younger brother (owner for another store), his nephew(store worker) and the brother's son.