Both of these seem to have great potential in being effective strategies in appealing to the seller.

The idea of buying a home with acres of land is appealing to the farm-boy side of me.

Does the idea of Big city lights seem more appealing, than quiet country towns?

God only knows why, but some people find that s***hole of a city appealing and actually want to live there. 

In the article it did say the Federal government could appeal the ruling, and my guess is they probably will, this simply adds another wrinkle to the entire debate.If I had to guess what will happen next is that this will be appealed and pending the outcome of that appeal end up going to the Supreme Court, where I would guess it will be struck down as unconstitutional.

@Michael Baum I could visualize everything as I read your post and I feel your pain.

Yet it feels like the gamble might be too big, especially once you open up state databases and visually see sinkhole incidents throughout the neighborhoods.

For us it is extremely appealing as we would do it with our SOLO401K which usually requires 40% or more down, and he is willing to do 10-15% just to cover his first years taxesDan Dietz

So many factors that might make different splits appealing to different people. 

If it happens more I think I will have to just make lease amendments that clearly & visually show where each is allowed to park.