Not my cup of tea.

Midwest is not my cup of tea.

Removing a large old tree beside the deck and pool to add a 6-8 person barrel sauna (electric) and a deck structure with 2 cold plunge pools, faucet, all nicely landscaped and setup We are primarily looking to target reunion/generation family gatheringsMy main question is what of the above would give the potential for the best bang for the buck…or should I be looking to get it all done at once to streamline the work and have it be all done right out of the gates.Input appreciated!

Major projects may not be your cup of tea and may consume too much time and money at first so pick and choose your battles/headaches. 

The other day, there's this question in BP, there's a tree  that's almost falling to the ground,tenant already giving me warning.Question is: who is going to pay if the tree is falling, tenant or landlord ?

More and more "buyers" I'm coming in contact with seem to be concerned with having to do "alot of maintenance" ie corner lots have about twice as much mowing and potential tree work..Then you are exposed to the Crazy Bad driver who suddenly jumps off the road drives across your yard and totals two of your favorite toys parked securely in your drive way.

Her feedback is that the front tree needs to be cut down and windows washed.

So in other words you can't cut all the trees and subdivide and develop the land.

Zinus green tea. 

Preferably somewhere with trees/mountains/water, but not in the middle of nowhere.