Hi Tana, If you're looking to only hang your license somewhere but still learn about investing I would recommend garden realty out of Haddonfield New Jersey.

When you hit that level, ask yourself if you are ready to retire and pursue fly fishing, gardening, volunteer work, or whatever it is that you were hoping to do when you retire early. 

They ended up moving out for other reasons.I have since installed sprinklers and hired a gardener to maintain the yard.

Can an HOA limit only 1 homesowner from adding gardens or mulch areas - no one else is affected by this demand.I recently requested to the HOA to replace a area between 2 mulch areas with a ground cover as the grass is either dead or very thin.  

for instance I am building 23 homes this year in Gresham ( not the garden spot of the PDX metro area) but this is far east Gresham out off of Oreint and 282nd.. and between cost of developing the land and building permits..this total about 75k before we even buy the dirt pay for financing and go vertical...

There are still some deals to be had in Garden Acres (which isn't really SE...) for instance, and that particular neighborhood is within walking distance of the College Mall and the new Whole Foods grocery.In any case, good luck!

He had a live-in nanny, live-in gardener, a live-in groundskeeper (each party were not related) and the HOA was unable to legally enforce there rules against the landlord.

Some of which include: Debt ServiceInsurance (proper STR insurance - not a standard fire policy)Taxes (both normal property and STR taxes)HOA DuesVacancyCAPEXElectricity, Cable, InternetFurnitureSheets, towels, etcCleaning/maintenance Gardening/lawn-care Etc.Im sure I missed a few - but you get the point.

I'm looking to buy a multi family home in areas like the garden district, west riverside, Irish channel, Milan, etc.

I'm looking to buy a multi family home in areas like the garden district, west riverside, Irish channel, Milan, etc.