You must plant seed after seed after seed.

I worked as the plant accountant for a foundry for 5 years.

The best time to plant them is 15 years ago.  

No landlord to tell you when to move out of your house, or if you can paint the walls, or if you can have a dogs, or if you can plant new flowers. 

@Michael Plante I want to find a tenant who is fine with being a landlord because I will be building a duplex in Ecuador and selling it to someone, likely a retiree, who wants monthly income because they didn't save enough for retirement, hence why they're living in Ecuador in the first place. 

@Michael Plante thanks for the suggestion, i'll contact the county.

I did have to question the replacement of a window pane twice over the matter of three months and I haven't seen an issue since.My property here in Colorado - it's rented by a management trainee (24 year old kid right out of college) for the local meat packing plant.  

For example, how can I compare Brevard (I work in a plant of 800 people and know several who commute from Brevard) to Cullowhee which has the University of Western Carolina to Leicester which is commuting distance to a smaller college but is closer to the city of Asheville to Black Mountain which has the HQ of Ingles?

I won't plant anything though.

I was living in McHenry when I bought that one ( grew up in Mount Prospect :)  Actually, the down payment of it was from a townhouse profit I sold down the street from you in Vernon Hills :)    (funny how those little seeds turn into something when planted.... :) ) Everything I do is value add.