It's a concentrate, so you will need a pump-up garden sprayer.   

Almost half the size of the greenville one, BUT much nicer area, closeby to lightrail and BRICK. no parking though... needs a little renovation in the second floor kitchen and painting, but overall turnkey also.has washer dryer. backyard garden and shed.returns are somewhat similar although if i am realistic can squeeze out quite a lot from the west new york one. not so sure about the greenville one - havent been there myself much.IMO renting a 3 bedroom 1 bath seesm quite tough, and fetches same as a 1 bed 1 bath in west new york area - which is full of businesses, people.on the other hand, greenville is on fire and the property is nice, brand new, could be big appreciation in 5 yrs or so?

Hello all,My name is Steve Wood and I am from Waynesboro, MS, the "garden spot of the deep south".I've been investing in Real Estate about 4 years now and I have seen some good times and some not so good times.

In some areas, it is cheaper to buy than the cost of putting up a new building, let alone systems development and permit fees.However, I do have a suggestion:Take that stream and develop it into a nice park-like area with gardening and benches and a couple of foot bridges.Then, you market like that stream is a huge asset, and you'll get buyers saying, "What a beautiful piece of property!"

It doesn't frame the door at all and accentuates the carport.Replacing/painting siding is too risky, so adding a tree to the left to hide the carport post and distract the eye would help.Adding a tall planter on the other side of the drive where your garden bed ends would help as well.Or a hanging planter off of the two posts - driveway left and porch left.Rick

RE requires attention, like a garden.

We'll remind them of things that need done (hey, you have some garden tools you keep next to the house.

It takes all of 5 minutes with a gentle soap and garden hose.  

But I maintain it's the garden beds we provide more than the solar panels that makes the sale.

I pay for pool and landscape monthly service for my tenant on my SFH. Do other landlords do that, and if so do you include the actual fee in the monthly rental or do you charge more for the convenience of the tenant n...