@David Bell Chattanooga has been on fire rents are up 50 to 75% in last few years.

@Kiran Parwez the OC market is on fire right now.

Good that I did, had a small fire in my shop, several employees wound up in the hospital, one for over two weeks, and thank goodness it was covered or else someone who be on the hook for $20K.

I’ve had clients who have tried to commit mortgage fraud and I’ve fired each one of them.

My tenant had a fire in my unit and we had to place her at another unit.  

Divorce, death, fire, flood, tornador, redo basements, parent die? 

Sorry to read newspaper reports of a local apartment fire, and all the tenants, 20 of them, became homeless, all their property destroyed and no one had renter's insurance according to the news report.Fortunately, that was the only tenant I had such problems with.

I'm basically looking for someone to light a fire under my behind to actually make a move here, lol.

And I'm worried my community will suffer because my local schools, police departments, fire departments, social services, road repair crews, graffiti abatement crews (this is LA, after all), adult education programs, job placement programs, etc., will receive less funding.So this tax abates my fears.

I've spent The last 7 days going house to house helping friends and family cut trees out of their yards and off of their houses, volunteering at the fire department, patching roofs, walls, etc.