The tree farm sounds like a peaceful alternative to the hustle and bustle of a corporate environment.

I want to be a reputable investor that really wants to help people out of bad situations by giving them peace of mind number 1, and number 2, saving their credit.

The cost is minimal compared to the peace of mind and speed at which they will handle it.

If you decide to hold it and rent it out, you have the peace of mind knowing you have the lifetime foundation warranty.Last point, if you live in the house for 2 years before you decide to sell then you can avoid the capital gains taxes on the profits.

If you have a decent amount of time to handle things that go wrong definitely do it yourself but if you're not sure that you'll have enough time it might be worth the peace of mind.

After almost 8 months of harmony I have my two tenants in the lower units not getting along.A very peaceful family in the unit that boarders the laundry room are complaining of late hour (After 11PM) laundry use by the other tenants and believe they are doing it to annoy them.So, I don't see a reason anyone should use laundry that late but I want to work on limiting access.What are my best options?

Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University?  

But there's something to be said for the peace of mind that comes with a paid off property. 

Right now I use it for the convenience and peace of mind of having that service available while I'm not near by.

@Martin Scherer he works for a roofing company that also does siding, and he happens to live IN the actual house (he is my tenant) so i figured why not throw him a bone and have a peace of mind that someone I actually know is doing the work.