I spent the first 30 years in Connecticut and YES, uneven floors and too short doorways are actually looked at as character and "part of the life story"... much like well worn wooden steps.

If I study all the food and gain extensive knowledge about wine, I could increase my earnings to up to $100K in 5 years or so.

Since then we have continued the process and started other businesses (such as a wine and liquor store, coaching to other couples/entrepreneurs and online businesses).  

I have a few staging items...rocking chairs on the porch...wine glasses and pretty colorful dishes in the kitchen...nice towels and soaps in the bath...nothing major...but the buyers did not ask nicely for the staging items but informed me  they get them because they were shown in the listing photos and everything in the photo is included in the sale ! 

The IRS will send you the transcripts but you need to get owner permission first.https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/third-party-authorization-purposeGas station the money is in Lotto, cigarettes, all the wine, food, etc.  

Other than it being hot in the winter (steam heat; radiators on the ceiling) and later realizing how tiny it was (all the apartments in the building was only about 800 square feet) I remember the only problem we ever had was the risk of the toilet overflowing during very, very heavy rain storms (dad built some type of wooden contraption to place in the toilet during heavy summer rains to push pressure on the water). 

I believe its a fact that jesus turned water into wine. 

Others may just hunker down and never really have a desire to travel or spend any money on any type of lux item or eating out or fine wine or any of that stuff.. 

Hike, camping (especially this year), ride bike, exercise, sit by the fire in the evenings with a glass (bottle) of wine, cook, go to live concerts, and talk with my significant other about the travel we will do when travel restrictions are lifted.

Having lived in Napa Valley for as long as I did I got pretty familiar with the wine business. and one of my mentors owned a winery and he made the Arnold Palmer label..