So go network.There are a bunch of other scenarios where someone might walk through without the charge (call 20 guys and someone may bite for a free walk through and cost estimate), but it's up to you to develop that scenario and it's unlikely to be the random contractor called off of the internet.

And they will use the one in a million exception (usually a statically insignificant occurrence based on random"luck") to "prove' their case.  

That is why Forbes asked him to write an article and not some random joker on BP to write about caps instead.

Then landlords tried putting a cap on the utility bills, for example: anything over $300 tenant pays, but students didn't like it because they thought everything was included and now they're getting a random bill which they didn't budget into their expenses.

Here is a link to an example i found on google images. 

I googled it - check out the image search.I'm pretty sure this is why the legal system exists.

Keep your eye open for random BP meet ups.

If you are looking for an average rent here is an image from a recent article at Philly Inquirer.

Like I said, i want to buy and hold for that passive income so hopefully, someday, I could quit my job but I can't even imaging how I can buy one property, let alone, a lot more to have enough to quit my job.  

Would be nice if I could export it at the end into a PDF or so with a map where you can see the property locations followed by the list of properties with images, price and some info.Simon