You can have (depending on what zoning allows), bed and breakfasts, equine facilities, up close and personal with animals, you pick em fields (tomatoes, strawberries, etc.), as mentioned CSAs, produce stands with all sorts of local grown and produced products (esp. as the "eat local" movement grows even larger), and so on and so on and so on.

It seems I picked a tough one to start out with.

You can also go to some real estate club meetings and pick up info that way.Take your time.

No one advises a survey to be gotten or ordered, no termite letter is required by lenders anymore...if the consumer doesn't pick up the latest realtor association contract they're at the mercy of the seller or their lawyer (who may not have an up to date contract)

We offer a free pick-up service.

Hi,I don't think it really matters where in the US you live, you should want to have an energy efficient home, if only to save on your rising utility bills.

In developed areas, there would be utility hookup fees.Hope that helped a bit,Deborah

I m a broker in CT For 10 years maybe I can help call mike 203-747-0894I am actually in Ct so if docs need to be picked up or they want to meet face to face I can do that

I would be sure to use your landscaping work to help you network with people - you'll make a ton of cantacts that may come in handy when the time comes for you to pick up some properties.Glad to see you here!

Utilities ??