We will house them in a very nice home, feed them very very well with specialty diets as needed and always with estetic appeal, we will bath them, dress them , toilet or change them,.

Buying things on Craigslist, garage sales, lemonade stands, hot dog carts, private party used car sales, flea markets, gambling, and day laborers don’t take anything else.

But I decided that I was going to go on a debt reduction diet.

But on the other: I also discussed their habits, their diets; what they ate and where it came from.

I am posting this as an informational service so others involved in manufactured housing can see what they are doing to make lemonade out of lemons.

Make lemonade with your lemon property.

I'm going to do it per person on a standard diet so just multiply it by the people in your house and adjust for dietary restrictions.

The things we are considering; My son needs to live in his home for 4 months before renting it out [Nationwide insurance requirement] so he is planning on meeting his neighbors during that time, having coffee, lemonade, and cookies on the front porch and welcoming all to help themselves a couple hours a day, joining neighborhood watch, and he and my grandsons are already planning to ask a few of the elderly homeowners if it would be alright to paint or fix their fences or whatever [small stuff] Would these be good things?  

Long day:I'm mid thirties and in fairly reasonable shape, working out and maintaining a TIGHT chicken wing and craft beer diet.

The accounting for a STR shouldn't be much more complicated than the accounting for a lemonade stand or a garage sale.