I can't believe people are even entertaining the idea of still doing business with him.

It's this new reality that caused a flight to these markets, with many people living full-time in what used to be vacation-only markets given remote work being embraced, and the flight from cities due to a desire to escape the conditions where COVID spreads more easily, as well as escape cities that were decidedly less fun not only due to entertainment etc. being shut down but due to increases in homelessness and general blight.If COVID disappeared tomorrow, everyone had to go back to the office, and international travel picked back up to normal, it's hard to see how these markets wouldn't get hit pretty hard. 

As with all deductible meals, only 50% of the cost is allowed.Cant be Lavish or extravagan.Personal entertainment costs on the trip aren't deductible, but business-related costs such as for dry-cleaning, phone calls, and rentals are.Some allocations may be required if the trip is a combined business/pleasure trip, for example, if you fly to a location for five days of business and stay on for an additional period of vacation.

It seems to be just a certain type of cooking/cuisine that causes this (with as much emphasis on being as sensitive to other cultures as possible) We actually dug into it a bit more today and it seems as though the microwave (above the stove doubling as the hood without an outdoor vent) is holding on to some serious grease/dust that is undoubtedly a large portion of the concern.

I'm getting my money's worth in entertainment here.

For Education and entertainment discussion only blah blah.

I think all real estate investors are working on building a giant Coliseum and charge everyone rent on the seats then when the entertainment is over everyone will go home to your properties where there again they will have to pay you rent. 

I like AZ because of the weather you can do a nice indoor outdoor flow.

You might find some you've already talked to would entertain you as a client IF they know they have 6-7 months to actually onboard and sort through your situation.

As are the higher costs of home and auto insurance, property taxes and city income taxes.There used to be a valid concern about where to shop in Detroit, but there are a lot more options now for groceries, clothes, restaurants, bars and entertainment than there were.