I'm not too concerned about water, lake front on Table Rock Lake, on the White River main channel, with a good well too.Your animal ranch is too labor intensive for me, a guy down by the lake grows rabbits and chickens, a strange prepper type that thinks everyday will be the last, uses a 1/4 tank of gas and tops it off.

I'm just now coming back from under the rocks.

I am not sure if the DP requirements and or credit score minimums but I know interest rates have been known to be rock bottom compared.NOt much advice I Can give that already hasn't been said here.

Haha Dave you rock :) I have not jumped ship and I am pleased with all the available teachers BP has - I do however look towards the more positive people here: willing to guide me with the steps to take versus admonishing my query.

To find theses or a line of credit, you're going to have to turn over a lot of rocks.

There are lots and lots of other rocks to look under.

For all practical purposes, there are three grades: A, B, and F.

True I agree...just like people will spend $12 to see a movie , but not that same $12 to see a live performance or local band.

I was very inconstant with my trowel pattern to give a rock look.Step 4:After drying overnight-Hydrate-use sprayer and soak everything with water thenImmediately after-Stain-use sprayer Repeat if darker tone is desiredStep 5: After drying overnight Apply top coat with a paint roller15 minuets in between coats 3 coatsLet dry over night (BAD FUMES so don't stay in house long)The whole project wasn't that bad...even a little fun.

We have one class A, 4-B, and 3-C - All SFR.