He replaced my outdoor & inside unit for a lot less when all the big companies were quoting me 5.5k+ , Good luck !!

About me: Late 20s, single, Chicago-suburbs born & raised, avid-traveler and outdoor recreation lover, not good at following a budget (need help)Employment: W2 corporate job $100K (pre-tax) 50 hrs/wkGoals: Close first real estate deal before end of the year because I have heard there is 100% bonus depreciation rule from 2017 tax act that ends in 2022.

Internal elevator installed for out door elevator use - suffice to say its a money pit nightmare.  

If the sign is deemed an "abandoned outdoor sign structure,” the permit is not eligible for renewal.

I used to offer my backyard and a barbecue grill as part of rental I eliminated that after the first year simply because it can cause outdoor disturbances. you have a pool, that's the outdoor disturbance all of the other things that you mentioned she complained about are non issues you will never get in trouble for them that's why I've not heard you mention that the police have been called there's nothing to do but how do you keep your tenants indoor if you have a pool, that's the key.

This included renovating and updating the kitchen and living room area, moving a bathroom to a new location, updating the basement (Added HVAC ducting throughout the basement), added a bar area, fixing the outdoor landscaping.

Chattanooga has a limited city life but amazing outdoor activities.

Living Room downstairs with indoor/outdoor rock fireplace and floor to ceiling windows.

It's a quieter option than some of the other beaches in the area, but still offers plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities and relaxation.Panama City Beach: This 27-mile stretch of white sand beaches is a popular spot for both spring breakers and families.

To piggyback on @Eric Erickson's comments:When the mass exodus out of California, Illinois, et al started happening in 2020, Arizona was not the *fastest* growing state in the country, but it was certainly one of the fastest-growing.Tucson is not the *largest* city in Arizona, but it is the 2nd largest... and it's an attractive place to invest, and to live, for the same reasons.Tucson absolutely has Phoenix beat when it comes to cycling, hiking and outdoor activities in general.