Climate induced migration is another big one: no hurricanes, tornadoes, forest fires, no smoke, no earthquales, plenty of fresh water (Great Lakes) etc - and winter is not what it used to be. 

For example, a new 2BR garden apartment will get you $1500+ in rent (if you go with top finishes you could get $2k depending on location and layout).

Started my first ever vegetable garden during the time of covid.

We offer the fresh rehab unit to our desired tenants first at just below market rent.  

We looked at an identical condo in the area, more up-to-date, fresh paint and flooring, etc., listed at $220,000.

Some people have had some bad things to say about Noam, I say he is fair and calls a spade a spade - every American ought to watch this)A Star Is Born (film, damn that Cooper is good and Gaga aint bad either, it's just a well made film worth recommending, a breath of fresh air among mediocre films)Howls Moving Castle (film, Hayo Miyazaki...uhm...if you like animation, and have never seen one of his films, I promise you are in for a treat - we've seen a bunch of them in the last year)Vikings (violent historical guilty pleasure - first couple of seasons are really good, while it got sort of iffy later on after I was hooked)Santa Clarita Diet (I didn't catch on to the beauty until I watched the second season.

Just my opinion from a renters side, we are moving into our first home in 2 weeks so it’s all very fresh for me!

Would you pack up and sell if your truly loved your home, garden, and 15 years of creating the ideal space?

I do not know the location or age of the property but there is no allowance for snow removal or gardening.

You also said that he'd have to remove the fresh air vent screen.