Multiply that times four (yes Ill pay myself rent to beef up my savings).I'm in a college town near a military post and two major plants.

This procedure went on for about six months and they still weren't through going through the whole property.Meanwhile Joe thought he would plant some crops in the area where the dirt had been turned thoroughly.

It’s resilience.

Acquisition is cheap and returns are good.The reason it stays that way is because the region is depending on plants in TR mainly.

A bit of space to transport small furniture and decorative items such as plants can be helpful sometimes when you are helping someone list a house.

We are only planning on white vinyl privacy fence around the space and pavers on about 2/3 of the privacy space, which will leave 1/3 for planting greenery.  

@Tim Gosser I have a few college rentals in the Hudson Valley and my recommendations would be update as much as you can with resilient materials to withstand some extra abuse.

We're planning to plant our roots in Brooklyn next, but will continue to take extended teaching tours off and on.

@Michael Plante if you are not using a Realtor to sell your property, you will not get full market price for it and you will be dealing with unqualified buyers who may not be able to close.

Paint. maybe some plants and mulch at the front?