Would love your thoughts on that.Our goals have evolved since our kids have started getting to young adulthood...so that's another aspect that we will have to reconsider as to what we really want.Would certainly love to hear your thoughts on the things I mentioned above, but wanted to say again how much I appreciate the time you have taken to give us your very well thought out advice.

We always wanted to buy and hold, it is boring and not fancy, but it is what will help us retire.Our goals and way of doing things has changed over the years, it really just evolved.

My site is really still under construction, it will evolve.

The native plants also save water consumption, so I don't want residents to plant other invasive species, as that would negate the water consumption savings, and the design.

Hmmmmm...so this seems to have either evolved or devolved to the accuracy of a 100% match.  

I love trees, but certain species and locations don't mix.I am also thinking that tree may be way too close to your foundation.

All information will be kept confidential, except as otherwise required by law.Today’s Date: _______________________Name of person with disability requesting accommodation: _____________________________What is the species of animal?

It'll get you sued.Here's what I found on service animals in MA:Effective March 15, 2011, only a dog can be a service animal. (28 CFR 36.104) An animal of any species can be an emotional support animal, as mentioned in the Massachusetts Attorney General’s webpage on Service Animals: “Other laws, including fair housing and employment discrimination laws, allow animals other than dogs and miniature horses and animals that do not have training, such as “emotional support animals” if it is a reasonable accommodation for a disability.”So in this crazy state, only a dog can be a service animal - but you can have a Bengal tiger as an "emotional support animal", and if the tenant claims that it is a "reasonable accommodation", the landlord cannot restrict it.Welcome to Massachusetts. 

I can certainly see how multi unit complexes are a safer long term purchase, but SFHs seem like s terrible risk reward endeavor.My strategy is still evolving, everyday I tweak my investment thesis.I've been looking very closely at markets that have seen steadier, less boom and bust cycles.

So then the argument evolved to, well Eddy by way of lack of experience will not begin to understand the different layers of complexity of a deal.