I called a tennant after recieving an abnormally high water bill and she admitted over the phone to filling a pool from a garden hose.

In the past she called for kitchen sink leaks, broken sprinklers, door bell stopped working (because she accidentally unplugged the electrical wire), new filter for furnace, gardener did not show up on schedule or did not do a good job.

Me I'm simple guy who likes to play in  my garden.

I lived in Dallas before it was okayArizona- mountain areas desirable, water shortages, hotTennessee- mountain areas desirable, not a lot of cultural things for me, could have a garden, tornados?

Pasadena City college girl plus some church friends can pack at $18 an hour and the container costs $2000 (do not agree to pay for it long term only for a 30 day move) Maybe have her look at Villa Gardens and such if there is no family.

I really do try to fix everything immediately, keep a nice clean yard and beautiful garden.

He provided free cable internet, organized community bbq's for his multifamily properties, built community gardens to encourage interaction and handpicked his tenants to make sure it will be a pleasant experience for them to live together.

Garden City, just like with what I said about Westland - get a realtor you can trust that can check out the particular subdivisions for you if you won't be around to see them yourself.

I've seen garden hoses in enclosed walls used as supply pipes, stripped extension cords used in place of romex in closed walls, wires twisted together with duct tape... 

It had very nice finishes, granite counter tops, garden level windows let in lots of natural light, new paint and carpet, modern sliding doors, tasteful bathroom (granite, rock floor in shower, high quality tile in shower, fancy sink), and huge, 1400 sf 2-br 1-ba.