I deduct washers, dryers, laundry detergent, soap, toilet paper, light bulbs, linens, towels and my promotional pens and adult oriented calendars.

I’m especially thinking of hand soap, body wash, coffee, and then towels and sheets as needed.Have you considered how you plan to manage pricing and messaging?

This period allows plants to establish roots in the cooler weather before the stress of the hotter summer months.

Throw in a vending machine for soap and softner and see if it helps.Thanks!!!

We are at this point rooted in the Boston suburbs; it made sense to go back into real estate one more time.

Typically drought-hardy rootstocks like 1103P or even own-rooted vines.

Not coming after anyone directly over here but in general the people rooting for a recession need to do some soul searching.

They had a crazy affinity to the home they've lived in for the past 30 years (family roots, love the neighborhood etc) So I was crazy enough to offer them $100k over what they still owed on the property....and they  accepted!

So, I think if I were in your shoes, I'd save up money to invest, work on repairing your credit, and most importantly identify and fix the root cause of what got you into bad credit in the first place (you'll need to be real honest with yourself for this).

In addition, clearing the land exposes it to winds and removes the roots that hold up adjoining tree; in the winter storms, this could send a massive tree crashing down on my property, potentially destroying the cabin that I've spent the last year rehabbing with my own sweat equity.