As a family, we always have something to do: Levit Shell, Zoo, Children's Museum, Redbirds, Tigers, Grizzlies, Bass Pro, Peabody, Shelby Farms, Botanic Gardens and all the fall festivals, Memphis in May, not to mention the community/school we are in.  

We have been known to give an appreciation to a tenant on the anniversary of their lease, but have chosen not to try sending gifts or cards to the correct tenants on religious holidays {we have a very diversified tenant population}.

From the sound of things so far you've got a good candidate for the next burning man festival (ha ha) - beyond that, development options are going got be sparse.

I watch my properties religiously (just sold my DT condo, 1000 sq, 3rd floor, 16 showings, one offer, sold at asking, 1 mil, two weeks) and the price drop has been drastic on single detached. 

Hi @Cameron SkinnerI was just up in Panama City at the beach for the Jazz festival.

I know few people in the Bay Area who religiously apply the 70% rule here. 

I have been researching real estate religiously for about 2 months now.

I am amazed about the amount of religious responses I have gotten from this.

You can't restrict watching the grandkids either at certain times unless you qualify as an age restricted, senior living community or such exceptions as a non-profit, religious or the landlord lives on premises.

Miss the Green Belt, Shakespeare Festival, foothills and warm summer nights.