So if you do a lot of Amazon or shipping-in of items, just know that Tenn wants their use tax on those things if you didn't already pay it on purchase.

It was apparent to me that the aggressive pitching of high interest notes by EB in the past year was only done to pay off earlier investors and to try to keep the ship afloat.

I've been under the impression that these are geared toward selling mentor-ship programs - are they actually informational?

I spend roughly 6 months a year living on ships when I am working.

Acquiring businesses is always a quick way to build up your portfolio but you might have to resign those units so make sure they aren't so unhappy that they jump ship.

(Sorry Wade, that's always the stock answer.)I assume you mean costs for single story, drive-up Self Storage construction and that is between $25 - $40 (NOT including land & site development) and depending on any additional amenities - electronic gate, fencing, etc.I said "it depends", because if you were thinking portable shipping containers or multi-story climate controlled, then obviously the cost could go lower or higher, respectively.I hope this helps.Good luck!

She runs a tight ship and is very careful in her tenant screening.

Floorstoyourhome.com has decent products, and a lot of it is free shipping.

I'm trading a weekend at my lake house in exchange for a family of painters painting my dock.

Memphis, TennesseeEconomic Factors: Memphis' economy is diversified, with sectors in transportation, shipping, and music tourism.Rental Demand: Steady, especially in affordable neighborhoods.Property Prices: Affordable in comparison to many other major cities.Rent-to-Price Ratio: Higher than average due to low property prices and decent rental rates.Market Trends: Steady, with a focus on affordable housing.Employment Opportunities: The job market is mixed, with some sectors growing more than others.Population Growth: Slow but steady.Vacancy Rates: Higher than national average, but depends on neighborhood.Local Laws: Tennessee laws tend to be landlord-friendly.4.