The most important factor is getting a good tenant.

The cost factor is definitely something to consider.

The big uproar came way 1960's and 1970's and all of the people who got really sick form it were factory workers who were using it as a flame retardant on what ever it might be they were manufacturing.

There is no way that a small commodity farmer can economically compete with the economies of scale of the big factory farms.But, if you can get 50 cents an ear for "field fresh" corn and the customers come to you, that's another story.

If so just go with an upscale vinyl or factory painted cement board siding but again I would say color depends if you're keeping the roof that color.

They are usually every last Saturday of the month at 9am at Stone Creek Coffee Factory : 422 N 5th St, Milwaukee.

The local employment aspect of the selected location/market you pointed out is a very good factor! I

Install some inexpensive Factory Seconds Engineered Hardwood.

That factor is really amplified when you're living in a country rather than just vacationing.

I'm not full-time technically but the cash flow from the rentals gave me the confidence to quit my day job as a factory drone and start a painting business.