I’ll look for a bar/restaurant that is convenient to public transportation, and if anyone has any recommendations please feel free to throw them out. 

Note that I'm an engineer by background and have a very 'involved' bent with the projects we do, and I stay very involved with items like this because as you will see from the numbers below - we actually attribute one of the biggest value adders and willingness to pay on the part of tenants to the granite.House 1 Granite Cost = $225 if my memory serves - came with full bullnose, we paid $200 to have it cut (needed like 2 cuts and seams) and did the labor and transport ourselves. 

If you were to be transported out of your kitchen and into the jungle where you needed to hunt your food before you could cook it would you survive?

If you were to be transported out of your kitchen and into the jungle where you needed to hunt your food before you could cook it would you survive?

With the growing population in Tampa, especially in Wesley Chapel to the North, there is a necessary change to our transportation due to too much congestion.

If I look at places farther away, I may find something cheaper but I'll end up paying more for transportation. 

I graduated from Massachusetts Maritime Academy in 2016 with a Bachelors Degree in Marine Transportation and a 3rd mates unlimited tonnage USCG license.

This should take the average American spending on transportation from 17% to less than 5% over the next few years.

This industry is so new that it is still highly unregulated which makes it very exciting to me.

This stuff is starts on page 134.Lost the home equity loan interest deduction.Teachers can deduct $500 instead of $250 for school supplies, but this sunsets back to $250.1031's preserved for real property, perhaps with some modifications (again, lots of cross-references to existing law).Five of last 8 instead of 2 of last 5 for personal residence capital gains exclusion under section 121.Looks like if your employer pays you for transportation related expenses involved in getting to work from home, those aren't deductible/pre-tax anymore (think parking, commuter benefits, etc.).This is all from my quick skim of the bill, and not to be relied upon as legal or tax advice.