The past two summers were so smokey that you couldn't enjoy the outdoors half the time.I believe it is wise to think about natural disasters when making real estate investments.

Denver has lots to do in terms of outdoor activities(winter sking and summertime hikes, etc), so I feel that it will be a desirable place to liveWith that said, I am also considering the Atlanta area as well.

I thought it was 10 for indoor and 25 for outdoor in MA. 

There are many opportunities in Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx to buy a three family and live for free in one of the units, especially if your okay taking the top floor one bed while renting out larger units with outdoor space.In Manhattan, I would say it's nearly impossible to house hack in any traditional sense, and Staten Island has some options, but in my opinion you would much better appreciation/rental demand in the other boroughs.  

I was also thinking of doing interviews and some sort of joint marketing with local restaurants, outdoor shops etc. 

I would also make sure there are multiple fire escapes, egress windows, walk out doors, etc.

Generally outdoor security cameras are fully legal but you probably want to track down an expert in NJ to be sure. 

I cut a deal with the bank to replace the sidewalks and some outdoor lighting with proceeds from closing.

Basically, with the utility overage term in the agreement, it becomes the tenant responsibility to watch their usage. 4) The medical industry does not have "seasons" and realistically all 4 seasons in Sac are in demand because of the surrounding outdoor adventure destinations. 

Most draw is in the summer because we provide amenities to use in the water like SUPs and kayaks, outdoor fireplace, boat rental, etc.