My 2011 NEC also defines Armored Cable in Article 320.2 (Definition) as "A fabricated assembly of insulated conductors in a flexible interlocked metallic armor" and references 320.100 (Construction) which reads: "Type AC cable shall have an armor of flexible metal tape and shall have an internal bonding strip of copper or aluminum in intimate contact with the armor for its entire length."

There’s also some natural remedies with things like lavender or peppermint oil.

After meeting with three prospective managers I made my choice based on local experience, a great conversation and an understanding of my critical nature of how I like things done.Flash forward 3 weeks and I close this week, the manager had been sending every other day updates on progress in getting in to take pictures, review lease details, agree on rents and get the advertising going. 

you could probably fabricate one out of a piece of scrap wood.

@Quinten Sepe, @John Wires and myself hold a monthly meetup as well thats less organized and more conversational in nature.

Ultimately since you own the management company and the properties, liability will naturally find it's way towards you.

You offended them, and is natural. 

If the property is in an area that you believe will appreciate one day (arts district, natural appeal, etc) and will also produce positive cash flow, then I don't think anyone should fault you for taking that deal.

If I was representing a tenant, I would argue that the landlord --- you as a natural person --- cannot evict the tenant since you do not have a rental license.

In other words- do we take a 40-50k profit now, or wait fifteen years to sell with a stable rental property, principal pay down, and natural appreciation?