You can also tell your tenants to avoid burning food, keep their oven clean and use a range hood for venting. 

I let them know that if I EVER see a Rent To Own truck in the driveway or find out that they are using an RTO program, I will not renew their lease.

Food for thought:Investors are also thinking creatively beyond current cash flows willing to take on moderate near term cash flows with limited downside and significant potential upside. 

It is $1,000 a month for food.

I think I would be able to deal with an hour commute better if I was on the coast, but being that I am driving over 50 miles each way in a truck I am getting tired of this drive (commuter car that I had was just totaled).

The most common use of renter's insurance is for the tenant's personal property (food spoiled in a dead fridge, $5000 sofa ruined by a leaky pipe, everything lost in a fire, etc). 

Some food for thought.  

Its like international district in Seattle you go there to get your milk tea and some noodles or food and you jet out =0.

After all, I drive an old diesel truck so if no one else agrees with me, that's fine but I'll still be making calls and signing purchase and sales agreement while rolling trusses, three-stories up, with my iPhone and smiling the entire time! 

And since they're not in a tight residential neighborhood, it's good for film trucks, crews, etc.