The first thing I thought of when I read this...candles.

I have a candle on my desk that says "Life begins at the end of your comfort zone

I can see I'll be up burning the candle low reading all this.

I live in Burlington, Vermont where I make and sell handmade women's clothing and accessories.

. - each unit rents for $695-$750 a month- almost always 100% occupancy - currently ALL bills are paid - built in 1930s but its actually been updated and in good shape- had a fire from a candle 1.5 years ago and that's the reason for the recent high repair costs etc. - 2014 net income was $25k - 2015 net income was $34k- 2016 net income projections are $40k- owns stove and fridge in all units- does all repairs and maintenance himself

So your basically going to have the same amount of sales that you did last year.Sacramento on the other hand made the list, and we're projected to have an increase in sales 4.92%.

If you are doing FSBO stuff with a handmade sign, well you might not.  

By doing a candle test around the house to check for drafts around windows or air ducts, you can easily determine places that need a bit of a patch so the cold air can stay outside.Re-Use An Old ItemWhen re-designing a space in your home, it’s tempting to run out to Pottery Barn or IKEA to pick out something new, but re-using an old piece can go a long way towards lessening your footprint.

Put some good food  in the middle of the living room floor , some candles , some mood music to set the tone .  

But their combined wealth does not hold a candle to most of my real estate investor clients who had a dream of escaping the life of waking up every morning to a 9-to-5 and contributing to their perfectly-allocated Roths and 401ks and HSAs.Just my two cents.