We are becoming a society of un checked permissives unfortunately.

I'm not that large multifamily and what the call 1 room (basically a studio apartment that is much smaller than U.S size) is the way to go as it is definitely a renting society. 

I've accomplished a number of things that I think contribute to society far beyond the scope of expected contribution.

Should I end up with deadbeat tenants, I'm potentially stuck with them for years because NY laws protect non-contributing members of society. 

For example, family-friendly suburban submarkets and some urban neighborhoods are perfect for single-family houses.

Aloha,Actually, the Local Humane Society likely has some documents you should utilize.

I would stay with color schemes that are loud and visual.I feel it might work near a university, metro station, or close to an urban environment.

We're a car society here.  

Credible applications hit in good numbers and it was rented within a week.I am a commuting hub to NYC and we are seeing a lot of people fleeing the urban areas of North Jersey, Brooklyn and Manhattan for healthier, open space.

Boise, Idaho is excellent for an incredible outdoor oriented or even urban lifestyle that is affordable.