Trucking is a cost to consider too... the further away from the plant, the higher the transportation cost.5) As noted in #3, lumber is a low margin commodity... takeoffs take a lot of time and there is little reward for a rep.  

I don't know how gift cards fair with tax write offs, but a $5 house plant and a nice card for Christmas is always a winner.  

Full-timers want more storage, will start to accumulate plants, outdoor furniture and anything else you will let them keep around their RVs.  

This is definitely something I would also love to do in the future once I have planted deep roots for my family and I.

I'm in Plant City but focus East of I75 in Hillsborough County into Polk county.  

While that is not insignificant, it is far less than some feared prior to the BRAC recommendations, and quite a bit less than other major posts suffered (like nearly 30% of the troop strength at Fort Benning, GA).Empirically, investor interest in Killeen was pretty tepid prior to the announcement.  

The PM suffers no loss for someone paying late.And a PM not listing your place for rent before your tenant moves out would be enough for me to drop them, let alone not having it ready and listed 11 days after move out.Sounds like you need a new PM.

Keep in mind that with oil prices lower for longer, many industries in Houston will suffer, not just big oil and oil service companies, but also the companies that provide software, accounting, etc to the energy industry.

I am currently a machine operator at a manufacturing plant in my area.

His personal winery that was catering to the 40 to 80 dollar bottles at retail.. suffered tremendously and many went out of business and ended up being sold to celebrities and very rich business folks. not people interested in making money which is a lot of what happens in Napa.so in short your tenants will not store wine they will buy a bottle and drink it.. maybe buy 2 or 3 but that will be it.