As a single parent raising two grade school children, the idea of a home so close to ours is incredibly attractive.

One of the decisions the manager needed me to make that day was to decide of the original (builders grade) mirror was going back up.

I would be much happier paying closer to full price in an A grade neighborhood with very low vacancy and better chance of appreciation than I would in a B-/C+ neighborhood with higher vacancy and lesser chance of appreciation.  

If so, you have essentially two options: grade the hill back gradually into the lawn and plant something on top of it (grass, groundcover, whatever) or put a new wall back in its place.

Hi @Brandon Sweeney, if you are an accredited investor, you can buy into institutional grade $50-125M projects with as little as $100,000 and diversify.

I know its not a direct correlation taking other things into account but it helps me decide if I should keep investing here.C grade properties2 bed 1 bath $600 per month2 bed 1 bath $600 per month3 bed 1 bath $700 per month3 bed 1.5 bath $700 per month3 bed 1 bath $600 per monthB- grade properties4 bed 2 bath $700 per month

Researchers graded each metric on a scale of 1 to 100 (with 100 being the happiest).

Background: I am a self employed healthcare pharmacy IT consultant working 80 hours a week by day and a real estate agent and investor on the side.

Right now I own a couple rental condos, a business building, and a grade a single family all cash flowing.

There plenty of other opportunities elsewhere, my clients are involved in institutional grade properties across the country.