Turbo performance, fun to drive, hatchback versatility, and 29 MPG is hard to beat.

They appreciated from my purchase price of $79K each to $312K each within 18 months of my purchase and that was just the empty lots alone without building plans or any further development other than a one time clean up of the lots to prevent a possible fire hazard from vegetation on the lots and having to cut one or two old trees down and hauled away.

All the new vegetated roof are on flat roofs.

Originally posted by "Versatile":I'm glad I found this topic...I'm sure a note guru can give me answers.I currently do short sales (buy preforeclosures by discounting mortgage) and sometimes the discount doesn't give enough spread for me to buy the home and wholesale it...but they do get discounted..20-25% leaving 80-85% LTV...attractive for someone who wants to live or hold on to a property.I usually let the seller in preforeclosure know that if I can't get the discount down to 70% LTV or less they may face foreclosure.I would love to help more of my clients, especially when I get a discount.

Kind of like with children....if you ask a child to eat his vegetables, most will put up a fight. 

I believe that you need at least 30% vegetation in that area.

It is an organic vegetable garden.  

@Shawn WestbrookPower sawsPower miter saw and circular saw are pretty versatile.

I had a tenant ask last summer if they could put a vegetable garden in the back yard, about 10' X 10.

Being the sort of person I am, I cut through the vegetation to discover and expose my property lines.