while I see the points your making its just not reality out there in the urban jungle... but the laws are there to protect the public its up to  the agencies to enforce them..

It is a jungle down here.If I can ever assist you with canine related insurance issues feel free to contact me.

Developers here are almost down to infill projects or heading out east to scrape cactus off dirt.

Can screen in patio as my friend might give me his hot tub and this is florida so  lots of bugs, also previous owner loved plants/trees so very jungle looking in backyard this will be cleaned up by me.So basically my question is to raise rents by ~$250-300 which I know is possible in this area how much would you be willing to put in a place to achieve this?

I know ebay, but want to find a good site that offer more userfriendlyness and not a jungle of everything.Sites for individual states or entire areas is okey.

Plus after moving from Tulsa, OK... it had more trees than the rest of the concrete jungle of Houston!  

Must be a ton to jungle!

You can buy land for $500 per acre (1 hour out in the jungle), you can get financing in country (50% down and 12% interest), off market deals are everywhere (everyone in Belize is a realtor, no license is needed and truly everyone is a realtor), Last I counted there are five ways to own property in Belize.  

Does anyone have short-term rentals around baseball stadium areas during Cactus League time? 

Those who are rejoicing on remote working and moving to the jungles or beach towns will in due course find out, those places are not only very boring but also career limiting and will want to come back to the Bay Area.