The closes I could come to answering this question was "30 Year US Treasure Bonds".1) Low risk2) Decent return (Currently)3) Nobody involved besides me and the best economy in the world (The US).4) And no work other than monitoring the economic climate sporadically.Now, the bigger question is "How to get to $10m in liquidity?"

The Phase III will typically provide strategies for a remediation along with recommendation for site monitoring after the cleanup.

Same with contractors, most GCs you will meet aren't worth their weight in scrap metal. 

You can have a couple yoga mats and some light weights in the house if you feel it would add to the guest experience. 

BUT, I've yet to find a cohesive "formula" or "rule of thumb" for weighting these factors and determining profit share.

We will continue to monitor our practices to ensure compliance and protect our interests.

Seventy pounds is nothing to a professional investor, we lift the weight of the world everyday. 

So my advice isn't just Baytown against itself, or Houston, as much as it is in general weighted against all options.

And from what it looks like, we'd have the tree cut.We also monitor text messages 7 days a week and our tenants know to text us, not email.

If you have a heated pool it is imperative to have a wifi control on the heater that you can monitor and an excellent pool service company.I do disagree with @Chris Watson about the small drop in fiberglass pools.