I use Contract grade items from places like Pottery Barn (or the family of William Sonoma brands).  

You want to have a magical place with great views but sometimes there are obstacles.One other thing you should consider when looking at places @Dina Schmid is grading and paving the access.

You are totally right for not answering my simple questions and then calling me names like a grade school student.

Or grading issue but I would bet more than you have some serious water coming off a valley in the roof without gutter.have to fix the water erosion issue first or it will happen again 

The builder has corrected grading issues twice before where there was standing water in my backyard, but it looks like the issue was never resolved.

I am happy to send you my neighborhood grade map to help you get started.

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I made some resources for my out-of-state investors like a neighborhood graded map and contractor rolodex that I can share with you!  

My garage is a commercial grade arcade.

I'd be happy to share my neighborhood grade map to help you identify some possibilities.