You may want to check with them.Also, have you tried Richard Corns?

Don't expect to put a seed in the ground at 8am and be eating corn on the cob for dinner.Check out "Sold" by David Greene in the BP bookstore. 

The cheap cabinets you get form big box stores are fiber wood.

It's not a house that's likely to resell easily due to carbon fiber foundation repairs found to be adequate by an engineer's inspection, but renting it seems like a good prospect nevertheless. 

We recently rented an Airbnb cabin in Marshall (NC), very remote, 30' up a mountain, which had fiber optics with super solid internet.

Google’s First fiber network started here.

Most of the Wayfair furniture seems cheap and Ikea seems too college dorm-ish cheap wood fiber stuff that falls apart prematurely. 

Their internet is among the best in the country, thanks to the city's adding fiber throughout the metro 10 years ago, so it's a great play for tech companies that want a lower cost of operations.

It will grab peoples attention as they are scrolling through the hundreds of options in your area.In terms of amenities... every one of my properties had a swimming pool, foosball table, dart board, board games, fire pit, corn hole, gas grill, bicycles, etc.

I have my second CO (certificate of occupancy) inspection on Friday and the only thing that is not done is having fiber internet installed.