I did have an issue when I was installing thinner vinyl over an upgraded underlayment.

This is a big problem and will amount to blood in the streets as landlords will have to stop paying their mortgages too.

In an unofficial response they basically tell me that you can't take blood from a stone and the landlord can take the financial hit vs a tenant.  

ORrrrr the agent could say "Huh, really, so that's the solution, slit my wrists to water the yard with my blood, then all can grow green?

Do your background check on people because a scammer could be lurking in the corner waiting for fresh blood. 

If I'm going through the blood, sweat, and tears to build this team, it makes more sense to me to do it in a solid but relatively steady market with decent returns that will be"investable" for a long time as opposed to chasing a growth market where if correctly identified I have a short window to make huge returns before the growth pushes it outside of my investment parameters and I have to start all over to move to the next up and coming market.

You can't squeeze blood out of a rock, and you can't cash flow in neighborhoods where investors are happy making money on depreciation and tax write offs.

You don't need to get the cats life history and blood type! 

Don't laugh but beside your name it says donor...of blood???  

Also blogging is great I see Mr Mustache just sold out for $9million for a blog with 500 articles on how to become wealthy.For us we just woke up one day after years of blood, sweat & busting our azzes building our property portfolio.