As I write this El Nino is doing his best to wash us out of the Santa Cruz Mountains. 

In town, it's small-town, 1 grocery store, car wash, a new post office, nice school and some old time buildings.. but now the millennials are buying homes there, and making the drive to the airport, Learjet and even Koch Industries, just for that oasis of home at night.There are other places.. within the city, that should never be left out.. but hopefully this gives you a long-winded overview of our area. 

And with the Roddy Roundup one of the vendors supplies Subway sandwiches, chips and cookies...so if you register in advance, you are just paying for your dinner @ $5 - so it's a wash!  

It sounds like you'd be funding your business off of credit cards which you would want to run worst case scenarios against to ensure your business could remain solvent.  

Did Freddie Mac decide it wasn't worth it to keep paying property taxes on it, so they are washing their hands of it?  

Your expenses and income will all come out in the wash. 

They typically wash each other out, so long as you file and verify with your suburb of residence that you paid into another RITA area.

We already have siding (just need to power wash) and most of the windows.

Was he or she really yelling?

If you want bigger juicier notes, look at small business transactions, Ma and Par retired from the motel business, sold the car wash, sold the cafe or the auto garage, it's not just houses.