We cut all the canes (larger ones) and during the growing season I remove them (twist) with my hands, and my husband mows once a week.

As long as the foundation walls are in plane with the house walls atop of them - not twisted, heaved, tilted or bowed - and are not crumbling apart, things should not be too scary.  

Yes, it is revocable trust with special twist to give beneficiary more power.

Currently that's your ordinary rate if you're held it under a year, 15% if you're held it more than a year.Unfortunately, the article referenced by Andrew O. looks to me to be overly simplified and inaccurate.An additional twist on this is that if you have carryforward disallowed passive losses these can be taken against the gain.

Be gentle in Centerpoint going forward.

Yeah to Covid definitely adds a very interesting twist to everything.

It reminds me of college rentals with a twist.

Account Closed - That is an interesting twist I haven't heard about before. 

There's that twisted thing that happens where having a successful business can still keep you overly pre-occupied, or always reaching for the next goal.

High quality 'gently used' furniture is the way to go.