Have recently thought that a wood-look may be more warm, natural, and inviting (and match the natural terracotta tile roof).Does anyone have any recommendations for fence materials that mimic wood that are (1) durable and (2) cost effective for a rental property?

There is a natural pond on the 32 acre parcel and the land has a mix of marsh, hillsides, forest land with high ridges, and about 10-12 acres which could be tillable. 

Follow that natural tendency and brainstorm with ChatGPT what you could do to monetize that skill.

They sit on 14 acres with a beautiful pond and nature trails I made myself. 

And that same survey says most of the necessary reasons people are moving are non-financial in nature (see graph below):Do any of these reasons resonate for you, too?

According to the official report the case was treated not as a criminal offense, but as a landlord-tenant dispute.What makes the case especially alarming is the organized nature of the scam.According to Spotlight on Maryland, several houses across Baltimore County have been fraudulently listed by users promoting 'last resort' homes on social media platforms.'

What I’m looking for - Buy and hold property- Long term tenants (ideally vacant at purchase) - Single family home - Class B to A (likely B for more cash flow opportunity) neighborhood - Opportunity to add value so am more than open to rehab - Cash flow as primary focus- An area with comparatively low risk of natural disaster - Of course somewhere with growing population and jobs and less than average crime.

If this is your first transaction of this exact nature, maybe a test run of one house would be wise.

That's not to say you don't know what you're doing -- naturally, we don't know here the particulars of what you've got going on.

The bigger question is around the nature of the deal.