There are new developments, like the new Jeep plant going in where all of the batteries for the electric Jeep will be made.

I just found that an article about climate changing  in JT"By the year 2100, 80% of the iconic plants will be gone in the national park that straddles the Colorado Desert and the Mojave Desert, according to recent studies.

I've suffered from depression, low self confidence and substance abuse (marijuana) problems... even recently.

I think it's important, because it's one of the only ways we have to hold a tenant accountable for unpaid rent, and that way when another landlord (Hopefully) runs their report it will pop up and hopefully save that landlord from suffering the same outcome.   

If you don't, your returns will suffer. 

Custom built on ply is better, but still suffers over time.

I look at April/May 2022 as the peak and kind of think we're at the bottom now unless things change and rates go up again Think Q4 '22 may be the real bottom.Question is if things suffer, really suffer, that rate will pivot fast and hard.

I would look at planting trees out side the building like evergreens. 

But even for the folks that were in REITs before the rate hikes and suffered big declines in value, their dividend payouts have been largely unaffected. 

However, we do not allow tenants to prune our trees and bushes, as these are foundation plants that require a higher level of expertise than most tenants have.For our multiplexes we assume responsibility for the yard care/snow removal and factor it into the rent.