You can filter by full time part time , as entry level too .Good luck .

Look out in Independence/Raytown on redfin (they have a MFH filter).

You can't make tenants replace filters which will strain these systems, hiring someone to do it monthly isn't cost effective I think.  

Add keyword filters for your area so you can specifically comment on forums of investors in your city.

If you've already checked your email setting in your profile, then I would check you spam filter.

The upstairs tennant asked that I remove the one near his door due to his breathing.

You deed to replace your filter dryer also as moisture is a big enemy of the AC.

As far as I am concerend, we all can guess bottom numbers in the stock market until we run out of breath.

Many buyers paid too much for their homes, didn't understand the underlying mathematics involved, didn't understand the financial instruments they were using, used their properties like ATMs, and didn't understand enough about business and economic cycles to filter through all of the "buy buy buy . . . it's always a great time to buy" noise spewed by many others (including many RE pros) who also were equally clueless.The "no down-payment equals no 'skin in the game'" argument is a non sequitor.

Basically a large hole in the ground to contain the water so that is drains out slowly under ground via a drainage field, rather than sitting on top of the ground making mud.Another option might be a cistern to gather and use the rainwater in your house, rather than city water.You would have to take steps to keep it free of mosquitoes and debris, and filter it going in and maybe coming into your house for drinking (ultraviolet light system).