I think I've identified a couple of the employee "smoke holes", from driving by at various times of day. 

You have the idea of material cost so you can deside who is blowing smoke.  

I use the same type of requirements stated above, but I have added that applicants must agree that there will be no smoking on the property, and applicants may not have violent felony or drug convictions.I also added 'rule out' requirements that disqualify applicants.One rule out is if they make an appointment to view the property and do not show up or cancel the viewing two times. 

I already have a wink home network setup there for the thermostat and smoke detector, but I cannot find out (easily) which locks allow code changes via the app. 

Smokes man!

One of these infractions is smoking in areas that are not allowed.

Northern CA coast redwoods  Salmon Steelhead fishing, world class Wine country Napa  Sonoma Although working from home  seems to make sense to me..

You are still probably close enough to the Big Smoke that housing prices are distorted - they are distorted in most of the country, but the closer you get to TO (or Calgaray or Vancouver) the worse things become

Then the price-to-rent ratio is just smoke and mirrors to convince someone to make a risky investment.Think about it Ali, if a $1,000 rent sells for $50,000 in the 2% area then why would investors pay $125,000 for the same $1,000 rent in a .8% price-to-rent ratio area? 

Every great once in a while we'll have a smoking deal over that 6% threshold, and they are sold within about 0.03 seconds :)