Has anyone ever heard of something called Butterfly?

Even on how to start out, what do I say, how do I approach them, and how do I get past the sick butterflies in my stomach (and how long does that last?)?

But I have butterflies like I can't believe another deal is already on the table just 3 weeks after we closed our first duplex.

I have to admit there are butterflies and a little question in the back of our minds asking if we are really ready to get started.

It's all about the Butterfly doors fella...lol.

What do you hate more the butterflies when the phone is ringing? 

All of the "quick patch" types of seed are annual, meaning they won't come back and you'll be planting again next year.I'd also carve out a good section of yard and put down seeds for flowers that attract pollinators (bees and butterflies).Beyond that, I'd go with decorative water permeable bricks or stone.Good luck!

In the event of a downturn, if you’re conservative, perhaps you’re treading water instead of doing the butterfly stroke.

This one gives me the butterflies because of its potential but the professional repairs and my own elbow grease I put into it will be great.LMK what y'all think.

It is not like land is in some high demand where it sells quickly and dealing with land is a very specialized field since there are thousands of issues that need to be ironed out before a lot sells e.g. nobody wants to buy a lot where you can't build what you want on the lot because the last blue butterfly in the world lives in a bush on the lot, or the lot is on an earthquake fault, or there is the county will not let you build a structure on the lot more than 10 feet tall, or you cannot cut down a 100-year old tree right where you want your building to go and the list goes on and on.