Parking is a big issue so generally you want to be on a corner lot, or cul de sac.

Mostly stuff owned by mom an pops......With Ben being as big of a fan as he is, I am saddened that he made this misstep. lol.....Well there's a reason I've sold over $200M and have cornered the space in the Cleveland market to the point where there is no real competition for the turnkey experience other than some random fly by night companies that pop up and shut down here and there.

Years ago, a plumber told us that whoever plumbed the subdivision had issues with the pipes as they curved around the corners, so we're not the only ones with issues. 

thats a very small segment you have cornered.

Whatever you do here make sure you have a strong real estate attorney in your corner to structure this correctly. 

To see for yourself, just go online to the clerk’s site, Official Records, look at any random deed transfer recording....the price is shown and the doc stamps $ amount charged is printed on the deed in the upper right hand corner....you do the math......it is $0.70/$100. 

Yes  buyvsome nice rugs that stay down on the corners .Ask upstairs tenants to be quiet.Ask upstairs ti see if rugs and talk helped. 

Build a small deck in the corner closest to her place and put some trellises or an arbor up. 

The magnifying glass (upper right hand corner) is a gateway to forum posts, stories, and investor experiences.

Because of where I am (Four Corners) most people are flying in anyway to go to parks and don't bring their animals with them so it's not particularly an issue.