The thing is I'm the kind of landlord that if you say x is wrong, I'm on it like white on rice, I'm not talking a week or two- I'm talking an hour to a day at most so all thier issues I resolved in under a day or so over the first few weeks of them living there.

However from the research I've done about yellow letters this maximizes the chances that the individual will open up and read the letter.I guess I'll be eating rice and beans, beans and rice until I get my first extra deal of the year done from yellow letters :)

People either farm (rice, etc.) out in the country or move to town to become employed in a plant.

Normally I get brown rice, rolled oats, oat bran, dry beans, quinoa.

Seems like I heard over the years from my grandmother that rice will work.

By that time, the chinese population who used to eat only rice three times a day, will have the appitite of some new cuisines (Sort to speak).

If there are introductions, announce at the club you have money to lend and the few real dealmakers will be on you like white on rice.

I have never seen anyone mention the yield per acre of soy beans, rice, corn or wheat here, all things you'll need to be aware of in your market to assess Ag operations to pay any land lease.

We consumed all those cans and bags of rice that never completely get used up normally.

Should you always stay at home eating beans and rice and use candles and have no cable or furniture?