Or since the rent is late that could be grounds for eviction.With the next tenant, do not allow moving without paying the deposit and rent up front.

@Derek McGillicuddy I would definitely have some 'boots on the ground' if you aren't able to occasionally drive-thru and look at the property.

In exchange for their help I offer what Im good at; website creation and development, graphic design, anything music related (jingles, background audio etc, music tracks), boots on the ground if needed.

It reminds me alot of 2004-2006 when you would see new housing subdivisions popping up every weekend.My personal boots on the ground examples (Grand Rapids, MI) include seeing lots of new high end apartments being erected every month, with tons of amenities going up with rents that compete with the run-down 16 unit buildings that were built in the 1990s.I'm curious about the BP community's thoughts on the possibility of a pending bubble burst in these multi-family apartment complexes?

Are you asking about properties on ground rent?

Or you can send out your own marketing and have someone with boots on the ground to help you. 

The HOA was responsible for the outside and the grounds. 

I would reverse them at the outlet so that neutral feeds the correct prong, because someone without a properly grounded item could get shocked later.

Great job envisioning a nice outdoor space from a hole in the ground and making it happen.  

Those should only be allowed in rural areas and even then ground mounted out back/out of sight.