@Ryan Mullin posted this a few days ago.This article came out this weekend in the Indianapolis Business Journal.It basically outlines some of the commercial properties in fountain square in regards to the jump in value over the past few years.

It outlines the properties that his cooperative is looking to invest in.  

While we're on this subject, what about every other CAPEX expense outlined in the Book on Rental Property Investing?

You can share that but YOU REFUSE to do so.What really happened with my claim is outlined in this thread above but here's a summary:1) I made a claim.2) Your company took an unreasonably long time to investigate the claim.3) Your company suppressed and he hid the insurance adjuster report.4) Your company denied the claim.5) Your company was nonresponsive.6) Your company finally provided the insurance adjuster's report after getting a long letter from our legal team.7) Other people reached out to me saying that your company denied their claims too.8) The Arizona Department of Insurance told me you didn't have any other complaints in their state at the moment so they put my complaint in the file. 9) I was told that your is being sued by another one of your clients for denying claims in Arizona but I guess they didn't file a complaint with the Department of Insurance... yet.10) In retaliation, that is subject to punitive damages, according to our attorney, your company canceled all of my policies.11) Your company continues to try and explain away the insurance bad faith issue and hide behind saying your claims history is proprietary when nothing could be further from the truth.12) I reached out to your company several times suggesting that we discuss the issue but was told there's nothing to talk about.

State-to-state differences are nicely outlined on solarpowerrocks.com now at https://www.solarreviews.com/s...

But over the years builders (using the strategies I previously outlined) decided that building in high risk flood zones was a good plan (AKA every beach property or property built right on large body of water including rivers) because the government will bail out the property owners which they have (kinda) and are currently in debt 20+ billion.

I outlined above the difficulty and in reality almost impossible collection of a judgment from a tenant in Texas:- Garnishment is not permitted -Homestead in exempt- Car is exempt -Personal property up to $30,000-Retirement Accounts - I could add the cattle and sheep as wellHow many tenants have asset above and beyond this ? 

The regulations will outline all the rights of landlords and tenants and by doing so outline what can and can not be included in a lease.

I've attached the statute for your state that outlines what a tenants security deposit can be used for:§ 42-51.

@David Faulkner and @Michael Swan you have both outlined your end games so I thought I would share mine.