@Robert C. will RE being very localized it is a tall order to come up with a story that fits all MF throughout the country and without being a macro-economist everything we say is just a guess. 

Today she asked if she could change the shower head stating that she is too tall for it.

Parked it in tall dry grass and left the engine running while he went fishing.  

Originally posted by @Brandon Metz:@Mo Weis west side and I was looking at 200k and below for nowYou remind me of OOS investor who bought property in CH 30K more than MLS, then was asking what to do with it.

I put the 2 inch faux wood white plantation blinds up (from Lowes), nobody's managed to break, bend, or otherwise hurt them in the 7 years they've been up.

it's not a walkable area (even deer don't go there :), but the oak tree is tall and I am afraid it might fall on the house.

For example, I once filled an 8 inch hole in the drywall with a crap-load of plaster.

It needs $18K in repairs.The property was renovated and resold then an inch on water came into the property.

The former are usually narrow strips anywhere from a few inches to a few feet wide that were left over because of an error in a legal description, a survey or platting error, or a mismeasurement by the Assessor's office.

We have a few rentals in our neighborhood and you would not know it to drive down the street.However, there is one rental that has an extra lot with it and the tenants (I assume) have put up some sort of hillbilly fence.....not chain link or wood, but tall metal posts and wire that look like something you would use out on the farm if you perhaps had cattle.