Further, it will continue undoubtedly for a magnificent future with a blossoming harvest of several fruitful results.

It was a very fruitful conversation and gave me some good direction, and certainly helped me understand the specific implications of doing this.

"Have mature fruit trees removed because they could potentially drop fruit and attract rats."

We bought some jelly at a fruit stand outside of Berryville on our drive to Branson MO last August and had a great time in your state.

I think this is an already in progress repeat of the 60s/70s when people flooded out of major metros because they went to hell in a hand basket.

@Michael Glunk I’d get a keurig and a creative assortment or coffee pods, stock the fridge up with breakfast type things, OJ, Apple juice, 1/2&1/2, medium size 2% milk, small fruit basket with bananas, apples, oranges, and some muffins from grocery store in a plastic 4 pack container so they will last several days.

I currently have 4 properties in Cincinatti area, and as im expanding my portfolio, Im looking around other states and cities to don't "put all of my eggs in one basket".

We have been successful in Idaho, but I don't want to put all my eggs in one basket.

It's also not putting all your eggs in one basket. 

They want to have the best looking properties in the best neighborhood however if you are a real investor then you look for a places to invest where your numbers allows you and often if you move away from the big cities there is plenty of low hanging fruits.