Normally, $750.00 a month for most of the homes they were looking at.They would say to me, "Well if I removed that tree, and tore out the carpeting and put all hardwood floors inside the house, and built a nice deck in the backyard, and put in a marble island in the kitchen and different cupboards, how much rent could I get then?"

For instance, how would you fare financially if you discovered tree roots had compromised the sewer line (~$3500 repair) and soon after your tenants stopped paying rent and by the time you evicted them and got new tenants in you endured four months of no rent payments coming in?  

Not everyones cup of tea but the potential the land has with 7 acres no zoning and no covenants is exciting to me!

I like STR's right now and with the $150k I spent on my ADU I could have bought two STR's in Big Bear or Joshua Tree. 

Did someone say Boston tea party?

Because of this I'm clueless except for the home I built for my family.Everybody in my family tree is in the trades including home builders.

think you wasting your time barking up the HM tree to solve all your worries.

A veritable money tree for sure.

I get my realtor to market for a tenant4. tenant pays me consideration for option5. tenant is responsible for all repairs,6. if something major happens to the house, like a tree falls on it, insurance kicks in7.

How about tree farming?