In other words, you get multiple uses out of the same "cash" (seed money), and it grows each time you "use" it. 

Even if rising interest rates, geopolitical uncertainty, high inflation, and historically high Austin home prices negatively impact buyer demand, we're starting so far in the hole with inventory than even a 3-4 month increase would still leave us in a seller's market.Cord Shiflet, 2022 ABoR president, said the following:"Rising home prices along with nationwide inflation and rising interest rates can seed caution in the market, so it’s important to remember that we are still experiencing a very active housing market driven by true demand, not investor speculation.

I had a garbage disposal and a guest put a pint of seeded fruit/berries down it. 

I also use rainwater basins and every other program the jurisdiction has come up with for responsible guttering and storm water management along with minimal paving/clearing on every jobsite.That being said if my project can qualify for the rating by using recycled sunflower seed plywood or I get credit for using that wax based or latex finish instead of lacquer I'm foolish not to take advantage of the opportunity and promote my building as such.

If you are looking for a good organic fertilizer there is nothing better than cow manure that has been steamed to kill the weed seeds.

@Robert Seed  your correct DF has nothing to do with the foreclosure process.. its all state specific and in some instances county specific.. 

After reading an interesting thread on raising seed capital for tiny houses, I got to wondering whether anyone has experience renting tiny houses?

I have used them, WCAP, Seed, F4F.

Seeding today. 

You need SEED money.