I have a background in engineering and I'm also a local artist that loves the outdoors.

(new appliances, large windows, low deposit), is there anything else about the area like outdoor space you want to add?

I had to break out my calculator because I realized that I didn't know the per unit price...not really important to me all that much :)Interestingly, I am not bothered by the "hotnes", either temperature or Cap Rates.

. -- local rules- no parking on lawns- no "for parts" cars that don't run and are being worked on- no indoor furniture outside, no outdoor storage or sheds- no gazebos, pools, fire pits, outdoor fireplaces, trampolines- where trash bins should be placed and when (my city is picky about this - fines)My lease is about 7 pages now.

Tenant claims to have dropped it off per usual except office was closed at the time so they put it in our outdoor drop box.

But that can get expensive.My lease says, “Tenant shall, at their own expense and at all times, maintain premises in a clean and sanitary manner…”For the next lease, I’ll probably add a separate section on outdoor maintenance.

The land has 25 "huts" outdoor.

Railings on outdoor stairs. 

Living space on the main floor, opening to outdoor area, with bedrooms on 2nd floor (master would have small deck), and a small loft space with stairway to roof top deck?

This is a much more stressful environment for the piping with the extreme temperature fluctuations and the piping has been used in Europe for domestic hot and cold water systems for at least that long.