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

Through personal experience I have discovered that the better my ferrets diet is (i.e. extremely high protein food such as wysong dry food, they can't digest anything other than meat) the less odorous they are. 

If we had to be carefully placing our 110 gallon in our own home, you can guess the concern a landlord might have with a tenant wanting one in the rental property.In addition, if they're "into" salt water it's not unusual to include additional weights from refugiums, protein skimmers, chillers, lighting ballasts, etc., etc., etc. 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.

They can be found on the following blog http://www.musclehack.com/Here are a couple of my favorite:Mashed Potatoes Replacement: Mashed Cauliflower - http://www.musclehack.com/best-mashed-cauliflower-recipe/Homemade Protein bar: http://www.musclehack.com/homemade-protein-bar-recipe/Low-Carb Pancakes: http://www.musclehack.com/delicious-low-carb-pancake-recipe/These are all relatively easy to make and taste good.

You constantly log into the governments website anxiously wondering where your stimulus check is so that you can pay bills, instead of being financially stable and viewing that check as an opportunity to buy 1200 worth of cheap stocks.I've seen some crazy FIRE bloggers, one actually advocates eating canned dog food because it's a cheap source of protein. 

Grandpa is in his late 80's now and likes to plant flowers and vegetables for our tenants... the personal touch.Owning and managing residential property takes a certain type of personality and commitment.

In Utah I'm trying to keep all the vegetation alive, in Michigan I'm trying to keep it cut back.