I would like to build an eco-community with a small farm, an organic community garden and some eco-friendly houses.

I replaced the copper pipes w/ Flexible PVC; looks like garden hose but is bendable and if heated w/ blowtorch, retains its original straight shape.

Maybe we can network in the very near future.I'm @ Layan Gardens, near the laguna.Drop me a mail and we can chat about future opportunitiesRegardsTony

The type of buyers who will look at your home in your neighborhood can help determine what rehab to do and at what cost.Exterior landscaping or gardening should also be consistent with the home's potential buyers.As the saying goes, "curb appeal" but also leave something for the buyer to make it his/her own.I hope this helps your creativity!

Hi all, My husband and I own a 4-unit building...2 units on the second floor, and 2 on the lower level...I guess you could call them "garden" apartments.

The verbal agreement was for them to help around the house, (Gardening, painting, etc.) pay rent ($500.00 normally $2000.00 for that home in the area) and their own utilities.

Property managers, moving companies, relocation services, neighbors, landlords, tenants, the mailman, the paper boy, gardeners, landscapers, service technicians, pest control people, friends, acquaintances, relatives and other investors.

I was curious what other landlords out there do for their tenants that is "above and beyond" what is written in their leases to retain good tenants.I'll start: :whistle: Plant an herb garden for them to useInstall washer/dryer - no charge for useYour turn:

Especially if its overlooking water, or a nice garden/outdoor area etc.

He trimmed all the trees and shrubs, mowed, edged, weeded the gardens, spread the mulch I'd bought.