Needless to say, I'd rather pay my fair share and abide by the rules.Just a word of advicedon't use the words 'patriot' or 'tea party' in the name of your S-Corp :) :)

Colorado has terrible Tex/Mex and BBQ.Bring me some and I will buy you a glass of iced tea.

There is heavy tree cover, but it is there.

I consider myself conservative, but think the tea partier's sometimes are an embarassment honestly.

We'll need to decide how these people can afford to buy the things that keep the economy moving even though they may be permanently unemployed.The answers won't come by clinging to our ideologies (of "liberal" or "conservative" or "libertarian" or "Tea Party").

If the time period is short and the 100% investor doesn't have a money tree in his backyard, it would appear to be no.

I'm new and I am seriously considering it myself ($ doesn't grow on trees).

Yes, we have a farm with all kinds of fruit trees and shrubs (apples, pears, cherries, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, figs), vegetables, goats, chickens, cows and a couple horses.

.” - Benjamin Franklin“Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe.” - Abraham LincolnWhatever you decide, we're here to help you get the ball moving.

The type of trees in the backyard were known to have aggressive roots systems that have a tendency to enter into the old cast iron pipes.