She said my lease was like a "boiler-plate" apartment complex lease and didn't like the specific restrictions in it.

When they don't pay I consider it as if they are stealing from my plate.

For example if you’ve got a moratorium on evictions I bet you have the same on utility expenses, so that will be off their plate for the month.

(Russia and China are already trying to get away from it as they've bought up gold in bulk for the past 5 years)****Anyway, agree adding speculation probably doesn't help. 

I help foreign investors invest in Texas, and Canadians are among the top three nationalities who invest here (very close with Mexico and China).

If you own a restaurant and buy pasta for $1 and sell a plate for $10, you don't say pasta is a great investment with a 1000% return!

Based on this she has no interest in adding new things to her plate.

Like the “rich kid” who arrives with $2k to his name and buys 3 vancouver detached homes worth $10M in 2 years while his parents hide out in a non-extradition country after being charged with money laundering in China.

Did you use a contract that was reviewed by a lawyer or did you just draft a boiler plate contract with him?

Railroad, trucking and the FedEx hub means there are plenty of blue collar jobs that can't be outsourced to China...