One hurdle is noise and being respectful like any shared home situation.

Then about $50 plus $1 per inch of the base to grind.

Make sure the quotes are all the same. ie, does one include stump grinding but the other not?

I have only ever been focused on the grind to make this property highly selected.

If you're willing to sort through the unit issues, (and watch how much noise you make w/ construction!)

There won't be all the noise from the outrageous housing market of the mid 2000's.

We have never had a noise complaint but we are super strict in the beginning with rules.

Hello @Saad Hameed,Instead of choosing a state based on opinions, I suggest selecting a city based on your financial objectives.To permanently escape the daily grind of working for a living, you'll need a passive income that meets three requirements:Inflation compensation: Rental income increases at a faster rate than inflation, compensating for rising prices.Persistent income: Your income will last, ensuring that you and your spouse won't outlive it.Reliable income: Your income continues even during difficult economic times.Inflation compensation and income persistence depend on the city, while income reliability is based on both the location and the tenant segment.

You may want to look into a noise monitoring device like minut for the rear yard if you think noise may be an issue & want to stay in front of any noise complaints from neighbors.

We also had an all-inclusive pet addendum in the lease that outlined policies regarding pet waste, barking/noise, pet damage to the unit, etc.