There’s definitely some one horse towns.

It's in our best interest to have our service members satisfy their debts, but we really only have the legal authority to lead the proverbial horse to water...not make him drink. 

Small house in the rear of a chicago lot where the horses at one point lived.

I am reaching out to everyone in hopes someone has had experience with loud, seemingly aggressive, horse-sized dogs in a neighboring lot and advice for selling or renting.Backstory (it will hopefully help to understand my predicaments): I am currently in the military and stationed in the Saratoga Springs area for the last 3 years.

I am reaching out to everyone in hopes someone has had experience with loud, seemingly aggressive, horse-sized dogs in a neighboring lot and advice for selling or renting.Backstory (it will hopefully help to understand my predicaments): I am currently in the military and stationed in the Saratoga Springs area for the last 3 years.

Additionally, these units would be on "rare" horse lots (allowing horses- tough to find in Los Angeles).

Depending on the property and need you could board horses.

Just an FYI if it is a nest in the ground you can go buy Permethrin powder at a farm supply, horse supply store or Tractor supply store for $5-$8 a bottle and just dust the ground.

We're unsure how zoning would work here, but there are two other RV yards down the road.Leasing the back as farmlandLeasing the back as horse propertyPossibly subdividing and adding 2-3 manufactured homes as rentalsI'm hoping that someone with experience with this type of property could give us some advice.Thanks!

I am licking my wounds but ready to get back on the horse, I am really hopefully I can learn lots more on bigger pockets and try make another go at this on my own.I am hoping to get some advice on how to get back started looking for SFH or duplex.