@Stephanie SkinnerQueen City sounds like a solid organization to begin with. 

And I found multiple recent articles from experts arguing that each one of these was imminent, armed with very convincing graphs and acronyms.Which is to say, i'm nervous, or I wouldn't be googling.A long time ago I read a thought piece by Heinlein, talking about how if you stockpiled enough canned goods to get you through a dystopian future event, you better have space to hide the used cans or your neighbors would kill you for your food. 

These things aren't cheap, but you can often get rebates from your local energy efficiency organization.

I have been bouncing around in my head the idea of using a real estate rental to provide sustained contributions to a charitable organizations.

I have been bouncing around in my head the idea of using a real estate rental to provide sustained contributions to a charitable organizations.

As this month and a half of me looking turns into two i have learned a lot but realize i need a checklist or some better form of organization.

It will be a lot easier for tenants to reference a simple, well organized reminder pamphlet than review the lease to get an answer.

Then after I find a particular house, I’ll start to google the nearest pet store, target, costco, Whole Foods etc, I’ll look up local parks and go off the reviews on google maps.

Their only responsibility is to do their own laundry, cook their food and pay rent.LTR is a long term rental. 

Population is going up 0.5% per year.3) Units are 3/1, with a garage.4) 2-5mins drive to food, shopping, and airport.5) Last renter added 2 years ago at $700.