So yeah, I basically understand it as both parties should pay, but enforcement is loose and if you are buying small properties there is low chance of getting caught due to a small fish/big pond scenario.  

If you go to a gorgeous mountain lake and catch a fish, it is most likely going to be a keeper, big, tasty etc.

the only thing is i cant do my first in TX i like this one cause i can move in the big house with 6 acre lake for lazy Saturday fishing

Sanger Circle is $440 a year, Savannah is $850 a year (big pool, club house)Whether your investing or looking to buy a primary be sure to look at HOA fees, there are good and bad as you might expect, protect home values a bit, but hike up monthly expenses for items you might not use (pool, fishing ponds, etc)Good luck with your search

That impact driver I mentioned above is a vast improvement over a basic drill.For electrical work, side cutters, line man's pliers, needle nose, strippers, drill and spade bits, and a fish tape.

There is a big difference between being a successful REI that has one or two contracts per month, to a big fish company that has 100 of thousands of $ in reliable inventory to move and equity as a result.

My dad was smart enough to reserve the right for me to come onto the property to fish and boat, thus giving me the chance to meet a lot of entertainers.

You may have Mo, West, Varejao & Wally but we have D Fish, Pau, L.O., the Machine, Ariza, Jordan Farmar, Josh Powell, Luke Walton and not the mention the up & coming Shannon Brown.

He said his son had owned the property and drowned when his commercial fishing boat sank.

Sounds like a lot of competition in your niche, you may want to look for less fished waters.