They make their own little doggy fences, plant all sorts of flowers, and make it their home.

@Kyle Plants - ah that's good to know. correct, the realtor confirmed that tenants pay their own utilities.

I have gotten it as low as .79/sf, but I like the HD Country Pine Resilient Vinyl Plank for about $1.59/sf.  

But just grow pot plants in it.

I was wondering if they had "plants" in the audience from the lender itself to make sure the house did not go for the starting bid...

.; your $50k will be invested in a much larger asset than you could purchase on your own, which brings economy of scale and stability; if you roll it into a qualified plan, you don't pay any penalties because you're not cashing it out; apartments are very resilient and still have a history of bringing in relatively high returns; and I could go on and on. 

This and will continue to be a very resilient space. use like other types of commercial it is location specific.

👀Multifamily real estate was relatively resilient during the 2020 recession, with a smaller drop in investment volumes than most other mainstream asset types.

We also made the yard look a ton nicer and longer-lasting by doing xeriscaping, planting, etc.

Hi all - I have a SFH with a modest yard, mostly well-mulched and with native plants that are drought-friendly.