If you made those free they'd be complaining about jobs or supermarket deserts or lack of public transportation or some other issue.

In the US, they can be randomly shot at a supermarket, a school or a nightclub.

What kind of people are at the local supermarket?

So what I am saying is why in the heck would I pay someone just to have a privilege to spend my money with them again, it's like paying to get in a supermarket to buy groceries that's is crazy.

One thing I'm struggling with however is my ability to really understand the local markets in some of the areas I've been targeting.Among a couple areas, I think Watsessing Ave in Bloomfield has great transit, appropriately priced properties (cash flow opportunities), and there seems to be some serious development happening (new supermarket and luxury apts just finishing a short walk east of the Watsessing Ave station).I've driven many of the streets and seen a few properties in the area to get a feel.  

(Comparing a near-fatal overdose to putting Cocoa Puffs instead of Lucky Charms in your supermarket cart because you found a coupon in the local pennysaver...)

You are asking for a lotTo get a deal, with location and needs.You need a good place to live for your Mom so she is close to supermarket restaurant may be park.Find the best place for your Mom and yes work on the financing. 

But what about for the older people that most certainly are not going to respond to you trying to get them scan you QR code. or a stranger at the super market, when you don’t want to be too pushy.

We don't really believe they will be really good because they are from the supermarket.

It frustrates me that landlords are held to a different standard than the supermarkets, gas stations, and cable companies.I guess the more diplomatic thing to do would be to issue a notice to vacate for a protracted date (90 days was mentioned) with no raise, and then part ways.