I can plant about 5%, but do not have the rest.

My favorites are are local here in Milwaukee, I have basically all national lenders blacklisted, because they all suffer from the same systemic problem: unfamiliarity with local issues, call center mentality and being out of reach and touch.

@Michael Plante cabinets were 30+ years old and in pretty rough shape.

It takes a lot of energy to work ten hour shifts in a restaurant and then have the kind of commute I have, so I thought my work might suffer if I tried REI on the side.

@Vincent Plant I think its time to work out a plan to vacate/cash for keys.

It's not my business model, but having anyone live outdoors like an animal in the USA when they hand out Section-8 to illegals upon arrival is a hard pill to swallow.They need to sort the homeless into short term vs. forever types.Steer the help to the short-term helpable when they need it, and publicly house the "more eccentric" types out in the county away from civilization.Maybe have a poor farm where they can plant gardens to feed themselves if they are able...something to keep them busy.It would give all of them someplace to live indoors at least.This street begging/tents on sidewalks thing is Un-American.Just my 2 cents

Plant an orchard...pecan trees, fruit trees, any other kinds of fruits that more or less take care of themselves.

However, I am aware of one in Sauget, IL right next to a chemical plant and copper works.However, Hawaii is a different animal all around.

I hope everyone suffering can finally find a path forward.

I suspect NY in particular was holding the $ to use for other things knowing tenants would not suffer from the moratorium in place.