I would recommend chain link and the best option would be a high fence like at a construction site.

I once saw some instructions another landlord had, but I was too new to realize that I was looking at gold.  

Everyone is different, but I would also say even if you buy a brand new home, there are always things that the builder and home inspector disagree on...some things are standard practice and some things are gold standard.  

They are worth Gold! 

A four Plex in Arizona is like Gold!!

Supply chain constraints for key materials such as lumber – paired with difficulty in finding qualified workers – have moderated the pace of building since late 2020.

My job requires visiting people in-person in my local area.Instead of selling the property off, or having my parents forced to live out their days chained to this property, I'd like to see if anyone has any suggestions on ways to keep the property in the family without having to shell out huge sums of money to buy the existing mortgage ($300k).The big roadblock is managing the property effectively from a distance and quality control of cabin maintenance and guest experience.If the mortgage was paid off, the profit would be fairly significant (it's all relative I suppose).I know this post is sort of a tangent but figured I'd put this out there in case someone has experienced this / seen this before with retiring parents / owners.

I’ve seen a $450k condo in the Gold Coast he bought and rehabbed to the point of being valued at around $1m (with a little over $300k of work).

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Finding a reliable GC in Atlanta who has availability is like finding a good bit of gold - if you do, you're not likely to tell anyone about it.