In your part of the country, there are quite often issues with the plasticity of the soils which will require much more substantial amounts of concrete for footer and foundations.

I'm afraid that they will damage the soil and plants.

I ask because pretty soon after we moved in, (the other 2 tenants) have had recurring, if not regular sinus problems and generally, off and on, not feeling particularly healthy.

Perhaps a list of things we like / dislike would help too.LOVE: healthy food, long walks, sunshine, laying by a quiet poolside reading.

The margins are still pretty healthy depending on the state of the house.  

Long and short, I want my trees to remain in place, and healthy as a barrier between my units and the road for many reasons.

For a large portion of my adult life, I did not regularly workout or eat healthy and had gotten out of shape as a result.

Hello everyone hope your all safe and healthy during these difficult times.

Get each student on a separate lease with a separate guarantor and healthy security deposit, and you'll probably have a nice, steady flow of income indefinitely. 

After much due diligence and related research of the local county environmental regulations, I discovered that I would’ve had to remove/dispose of the underground storage tanks, perform soils testing, perform leakage cleanup, etc.It added an extra $30K to my costs and dropped my potential profit so much that it fell below my acceptance.