Tall oaks with Spanish moss hanging from the trees lined the streets, good old southern charm, quiet and tranquil.

A big tree coming down?

Did you have to get that tree over the house removed or just trimmed down?

You’ll have electric set up, water, sewer or septic, repairs, foundation or skirting , decks, clearing trees and possible grading.

i was down there back in march and loved the booming downtown, general accessibility of the city, and the things you guys mentioned above. i like the small town vibe n thriving music scene, too. i live in the city (nyc/sf) where nothing in remotely affordable but i've lived in/visited to a bunch of small towns across us (austin, portland, seattle, denver, nashville, richmond, blacksburg, etc). my buddy lives down there (last 7 years) n knows the area but wanted to get a broader opinion and to build a network..on the east coast, my $ goes further in greensboro than say slum-lording around the DMV (pg county, bmore..)i essentially wanna leverage up while i have income, while rates are low...also, i like small towns..my priorities are likely, -stability-location (convenience, families)-uniqueness (like the southern bungalows vibe and trees..

You also want to have cash in reserves for a "rainy day" (a tree puts a hole in your roof). 

I guess I understand that now as he is trying to make worthless information sound useful.In addition, before you join they tell you that you will get a "free" data tree account.

You usually have fences to repair, trees and shrubs to maintain and a 1 or 2 car garage.

My theory is the trees, all of the lots on this street are heavily treed with well trimmed live oaks, it makes a very good impression on the drive in.  

There will be an REI meeting next Wednesday at 630pm on arden way at the double tree.