hey Chris I have a good recommendation for you regarding this it's with urban partnership

If it's more urban infill then driving is probably your best bet.

During that time, I created an acquisitions subsidiary which was responsible for all acquisition lead sourcing, underwriting, and negotiations and closed roughly $20mil in urban real estate, an affiliate title company which facilitated all acquisition, loan, and listing settlements, and customized a cloud-based system which eliminated spreadsheets and tracked the entire process of acquiring/developing/selling real estate. 

I’m getting a quote from Urban Meters and Readers for my San Diego duplex but would like to contact other companies as well. 

Look to see if your local water conservation resource society does a spring sale on xeriscape plants. 

For anyone that isn't aware, my corner of NJ ranges from urban to rural, affluent to working class, depending on where you look.

Urban New Jersey is not rural Texas.To give you a specific example, in the core Bay Area markets FHA offers on MFRs found on the MLS simply do not get accepted.

And I would like to think one day in the future I can provide that opportunity to an individual(s), a couple, or even family who deserves it the most.That being said, everything in our society comes at a price, whether it is financially or through blood, sweat and tears.

There is a deep internal messed up blueprint in our society about people making money.

They will not admit it in public, but American society is way behind many other countries in gender equality and American men want to feel superior.