Their parents bought this 5 acre farm in 1942, they grew up on the land, had cows, pigs, chickens, goats, gardens, etc.

I would be happy to look at them.Best Wishes and hope to see you at one of the meetings.Jessica Grewe

My neighbor had a tree like that where the limb grew over his driveway.

I grew up in the Southern Tier, and have seen in WNY there are many rental properties that will cash flow well.

lolThe rule of thumb I've heard is that they are suitable for homes with public sewage but not for homes with a drainfield because they debris they create fills up the tank.That being said, I grew up in a home with a drainfield and a garburator (I think I like that word!)

The area grew significantly over the past decade as it is. 

I grew up in Half Moon Bay, and my focus has always been on coastal single family homes.

John Templeton was a legendary value investor with a track record rivaling Warren Buffett (as described in the book Investing the Templeton Way by his grand niece Lauren Templeton).Templeton grew up during The Great Depression and watched the sheriff sales on the courthouse steps from his father's law practice across the street.

I grew up conditioned to believe that my role in life was to be a wife and a mother and that's pretty much it.

As someone who grew a property management company from scratch to manage student housing at Rutgers, I am torn on this issue.I either get clients who have struggled and thereby created a mess that I always untangle and make smooth, or I get clients who have never owned anything and don't understand how much work goes into it or the dynamics of the area.I think one poster put it perfectly earlier:"Time is money.