If someone was in the streets doing drugs or killing people would they call you - no.I would consider letting them out of the lease but if they stay i would squash this immediately and say I have no control over other peoples property. 

They have outgrown apartments, there squashed like sardines in there rental townhouse, and rents keep rocketing up, and there now burning through something like $2,300mnth in rent to some Jag-Off landlord called "James", lol. 

Haven't had much luck finding meetups in Brampton as Covid has squashed most of those around here I think.

It seems to be something the banks are moving towards over the last 10 years or so.If you want to move to WL from your term, you might want to do it as a supplement of the term because the concept of “infinite banking” is to keep the death benefit as low as possible to promote cash value growth.At the same time, since you’re “squashing” the death benefit in the WL, you may still need a certain amount of coverage for your family if you pass.I look at the death benefit in the “infinite banking” scenario as an ancillary bonus because the growth of the cash is the primary goal.

All in all I’m not too worried about renting to 2 families, but that definitely squashes my idea to permanently separate the 2 units.

He is a big fish and obviously will do what he needs to squash anyone in his way.

I'm only 25 but I know that question will haunt me later in life if I don't squash it now..

It's small uprisings were mostly squashed in short order.

Maybe if you can squash that then you can reduce issues

I don't mean to squash your perceived value at 12% but I believe there is too much comparable competition in a market like Boise to shoot that high UNLESS you can prove the value, financially, to the buyer.