In my state you can buy beautiful forested lots of land but some have no access to water.

It's a beautiful home (in Rancho Del Oro) and hasn't been vacant a day, but we've had several issues through the years with the plumbing.

If purely financial in nature.    

Probably has Ohio beat for natural beauty, net in-migration, tenant base/ease of management and long-term appreciation as well.

@Ryan Cleary for wording of that nature I would have a lawyer write it up.

While meals directly related to your real estate investment activities may be deductible, meals that are purely personal in nature are not.

The Sleeze factor is in on public post he walked back accusations, then messaged me and not only reasserted accusation but states many are messaging him in the same, and then lays out several accusations of serious nature against Mr James Wise and his operation, and the construct of his accusations is always in a passive-agressive manner, not out right stating it but laying out a series of things to infer an accusation.

Given the complex nature of investments and personal finance, I want to make sure I'm making informed decisions right from the start.From what I understand, a fiduciary financial advisor is someone legally obligated to put my interests ahead of their own, which sounds reassuring.

My wife and I bought a residential property in the outskirts of Columbus OH in a beautiful neighborhood.

Beautiful alpine meadow and mountain setting, surrounded by the Stanislaus National Forest - community features small lake, tennis courts, and more.