I am presently testing this recipe promoted on YouTube and other home repair site:-Mix equal parts sugar and boric acid powder-Place in jars or small containers near infected areasI placed my test mixture into a small petri dish and so far, haven't seen them drawn to it like some have claimed. 

Some use a mixture of both. 

Corning is small with a few Business Jack-in-the-Box,McDonald’s Burger King, Taco Bell,Denny’s small business is Daisy’s ice cream and yes a donut shop that has its costumers,a few cloth stores that are barely getting by and My father owned a restaurant in Corning sadly lasted 10 years so he had to sell it but he still owns three other buildings a salon that my sister runs a real estate agency and now an empty building.

For us its always properties that need renovations, and property types are a mixture of 1-4 units depending on price and neighborhood.

The closest neighbor is a quarter mile away, across corn fields.

You want about 3-4 inches of coverage up the wall, and same on the floor. 1 oz I believe makes a gallon of mixture.

The city website states the RT4 district is to promote, preserve and protect neighborhoods intended primarily for 2-family dwellings while also permitting a mixture of single-family dwellings and small multi-family dwellings of 3 or 4 unit.

I am surprised they havent put a limit per person. for those with noses full of dust, i strongly reccomend a neti pot, get distilled water in gallon jugs and the special neti pot powder mixture, it cleans all the junk out of your nose and sinuses.

I know Phoenix took a big hit.Upstate New York wasn't effected as much price wise, the market price is as elastic as corn though.

Then I go to the CapEx budget to stay afloat, but that's eating your seed corn and now the overall turnaround has to get funded from cashflow when things do turn around, but the increased time crushes return and investors don't like that at all.