I hired a licensed Colorado surveying company to complete two Improvement Survey Plats two separate, adjacent fourplex's located in Evergreen CO.

We installed concrete driveway entrances, versus leaving as dirt.  10 to 15 years ago we planted a lot of evergreen and oak trees. 

(I looked at the ones on tropical just east of Decatur.) but you need a reason.  

It is an evergreen tree or large shrub growing to 10–18 m tall, with a trunk up to 60 cm diameter. 

Hurricanes are a tricky business, we’ve had 3 in the last 3 years, and I’m actually flying back to Wilmington right now just ahead of Elsa, which I’m hoping is down to a tropical storm by now!

Here in Florida there is also a pretty ridiculous insurance lead time during hurricane season (they won't issue homeowner's policies when there a tropical storm lurking in the area).2. 

First of all, I completely sympathize with your position, when I purchased my first home here, the first tropical storm, The BUCKETS (that were taken down and hidden during inspections and walkthrough) in the attic overflowed and began to damage the home.

Just based on the numbers, i'd think EVERGREEN MONEYSOURCE MTG CO would be a good lender to call.

Our proximity also provides a level of reduced anxiety when a tropical storm jumps into the gulf.We could give up the management (and someday, likely will) to a local management company but we would also be giving up the management fee which is ~20% (of gross) on average.  

Do you have a reliable lead generation engine akin to those described by BP podcast guests who are always from the US: driving for dollars, DM campaigns, cold calling via virtual assistants, evergreen website with traffic directed from SEO paid word searches, etc?