Baseball advisor ce from someone that did not play past little league?  

There's an accessory ADU in the backyard 3817 English Ave, but I don't see how it got approved.

He's gotta go home and beat old TV's with a baseball bat to let off all the pent up rage he has to have from not letting turds like this have it. or he just does 50 Burpee's  Ya maybe.

There were some challenges, not every housemate worked out (like the peyote church leader who ended up growing peyote in his closet and had a giant bonfire in the backyard complete with bongo drums and chanting into the wee hours of the morning one time when I was out of town, annoying the neighbors and attracting the police) but the small difficulties were well worth it and through those challenges I learned how to be a landlord (setting proper expectations, being firm but kind, knowing landlord-tenant laws, treating it like a business, being professional etc.). 

.✪ There is a very powerful core truth wrapped up in the idea of investing in your own backyard, but the real wisdom is that you understand the market where you’re investing.

I would recommend using your backyard hot tub photo, adding in a sunset and string lights.

Option 2 - don’t allow dogs in the back yard and make them use front door and walk them down the street.  

I read comments on some posts that it's better to invest in my own backyard/state rather than going out of state.

Thanks  If you plan on living in the unit then the market has to be in your backyard. 

I went to a baseball game for 4 hours and was not watching the market.