If it’s low t can go well, if it’s higher it can be bad.If this is in Memphis I can offer some advice.

like REI for dummies style.

I was looking at a 120 something cardinal style home in villa rica a month ago.

I bailed (spooked me) that one so fast wholesale style it would make your head spin. 

@Larry T., @Neil GoradiaGuys, thank you for your words of encouragement and for putting it in perspective!

Surrounding houses are a mix of styles, mostly from 70's (dated.)I know that having a building lot with the "secluded" look will limit our potential buyer pool, but, since the woods/trees/topology will (mostly) block the view of the surrounding neighbors, the hope is that it will allow us to build a higher-end (quartz, viking appliances, etc) house that would potentially otherwise look "out of place" if it were built on a level, completely cleared lot.

As long as the PM has crossed all the T's and dotted all the I's an eviction should go pretty smoothly (assuming a landlord friendly state).I would ask the PM how often they have to go through the eviction process (if it seems like a lot then it may be best to find a different PM) and how much it tends to cost.

Mom a huge believer in internet disruption by t it won't disrupt everything.

@Jeremiah T. thank you.

Each person tends to develop his/her own style.