I do not advise anyone to give up a job they enjoy and especially not to put all your eggs in one basket.

@Ronald StarusnakWhile vetting section 8 tenants, I’ve learned not to put them all in the same basket.

Empty countertops are dull, so adding some cute (clean) towels, fruit bowls, even cookie jars go a long way to add some personality.

I always work on the low hanging fruit.

If it checks out, get it into contract and pay for a home inspection (and any other needed inspections) for good measure.There are more investor buyers than ever before, so the lowest hanging fruit needs work/renovation.

You don't even need to worry about finding this shop, 6 months after closing with an FHA loan of any type, you will start to get baskets and baskets of junk mail solicitors in the mail.

From my agricultural roots, I think of planting seeds and eating the resulting vegetables and fruits (or killing and eating the animals that eat the vegetables and fruits).

No matter what happens rest assured after a crushing fall you will stand back up after you see how far you have come nd the work you have accomplished even if it did not bear any fruit... yet.Forget lists.Build your business!

I don't know where the wasps were living if it was in a tree or on the house.I had a yellow jacket nest in my back yard last year and the guy had to come out in a bunny suit . it was underground and bigger than a basket ball when he dug it out..

Hopefully that was just a one off situation And the next meeting will be more fruitful.