In some states that may be thin ice to walk on.

It is a mixed feeling for me, the deport will open up more opportunities as it will weed out unlicensed contractors, but most of police dept and sherrif dept has expressed their stand on deportation, basically saying they won't be participating in the deportation mandate be pres elect, and that only with those doing serious time will be reported to ICE.

Then, you need infrastructure: a card table or something, a sign, a pitcher for the lemonade, a bucket of ice, some paper or plastic cups, a cash box and money to make change, ...Too many newbies want to go out and acquire a property before they understand the implications of doing that, knowing HOW to hold that property so professional litigants can't "steal" it from them along everything else they own, how to find the tradesmen and contractors they'll need to do any rehab or fix-ups, what they will do with it in the end (exit strategy), ...Hands-on education ("Learn by Doing") is not under-rated, it's just not a healthy way to go about it.Some HAVE "Learned-by-Doing" and have done very well.

Allow ALL ice to melt out.

Have dinner at Veraci Pizza, maybe some ice cream at Brain Freeze, and then make your way up to the Backyard Bar on Broadway and stroll around for a bit.  

Anything else would just be icing on the cake. 

That's two bathrooms.Double vanity, shower, toilet in one, single vanity, Bath, and toilet in the other.Kitchen sink with disposal, dish washer, and fridge ice maker plus grinder pump, and washer hookups. 

For developers it's different flavors of ice cream that suits their taste.

If you plan for them and nothing comes up, it's icing on the cake.

But I received many lovely holiday gifts from residents while managing a 120 unit complex that was OH so special.We did a resident appreciation HOT Dog / Ice cream social in the summer by the pool area, along with national night out, so everyone enjoyed that.