., 4.Soil characteristics, vegetative cover, and status of mineral rights, and 5.Other factors affecting value.

In the kitchen we provide an array of spices, some other basics like olive oil / vegetable oil, a few bottles of water in the fridge. 

Billy I did a hoarder last year that I took 300,000 obs to the dump.. cost me 75k just to remove all the crap.. now that included the houses that was wasted and of no value.. but still.that guy lived there about 10 years so I figure he went out daily and brought back about 100 lbs of junk  LOL  now that included a few cars an RV a boat. you know all those prized possessions and in our area you don't beat back the shrub's etc the whole place was not visible from the street half the stuff was intertwined with vegetation. 

IMO, the frugal would likely much prefer to grow their own fruits and vegetables, shop for raw quality ingredients, and invest a bit more time and money in their food in the short term to cook their own meals with quality ingredients in order to achieve the long term benefits of eating more healthy, while still saving money over going out to eat.

Hi Terri,Nice job, looks like a money maker.The other homes nearby look very well kept up too.It certainly looks rentable.But I wondered if it would look bigger with the vegetation removed (less upkeep) so I made a mock-up of it.Good Luck!

Running the cold water to wash your vegetables? 

I approached the bank (representative) and explained all the barriers to any one buying it for that price: zoning, restrictions, vegetation growth, etc.

You don't want all junk food, all liquor or all vegetables.  

I had a landscaper approach me to rent about 3 acres I have to grow vegetables and bedding plants .  

I am open to the idea since I am owner occupying a duplex and I myself will be having a vegetable garden in the back yard.