I usually carry a cable and an adapter in my backpack so I can connect to most monitors.Yes, it's a big plus.

They support local schools by giving away backpacks full of supplies to students in need when school starts and they do a refill of supplies mid term. 

This would be at least one full-day job with about four people working, I think step one is backpack vacuums for the construction dust and then the rest. 

It is no joke.Last but not least, if you are going to do it yourself, spraying the roof with a pump up sprayer, and a Backpack sprayer on the roof...No.

I paid $199 for a 2 day seminar. then they wanted me to do that same thing, get the cards to pay for the program.I watched many people get the backpack that had the program in it. 

It's a wonderful geographical area that is a major draw for rock climbers, white water rafters, backpackers, hikers, etc. 

They're always in my backpack on any visit to a tenant whatsoever as an owner/landlord/general handyman.

My wife and I would prefer to be spending our lives backpacking, rock climbing, and traveling, rather than working full time.

Separately, campground/glamping investments are (personally) very interesting to me only because my family camps and backpacks quite a bit.

Word of caution, if you don't use a closing company or title agent that has experience with this you're going to want to bring a backpack full of reading material, snacks, and water..........it's going to take them a while to figure out what your're doing and how to get it done.