He's probably a republican plant too.

Mine grosses over $40k a year because it is planted to alfalfa.

I prefer to plant shrubbery and low maintenance hardy plants and trees of all types.

I was curious what other landlords out there do for their tenants that is "above and beyond" what is written in their leases to retain good tenants.I'll start: :whistle: Plant an herb garden for them to useInstall washer/dryer - no charge for useYour turn:

I can give 20 minutes of ANY Day 2 returning phone calls4"damage control" or whatever...then go back 2 vacationing w/o the worry of "what's happening w/blah,blah,blah, & have a BETTER time Relaxing...that's just me.Hoping I planted a seed that will help the neighborhood & rehabbers(&U of course) prosper in Your future;& in finality(absolutely SHAMELESS Plug here) When(not if) the borrower calls up so excited they can barely speak that just found 750 acres for $25M that they can develop into 1 acre lots for $75k per lot, they just don't have the 20% down & 3-5 million 4 infrastructure & marketing....call me, 24/7/365.

But when the sun came up, the plants were scorched, and they withered because they had no root.

My wife and I sell plants at a local CSA in Tampa.

,Welcome, I'm in Florida, a going on 6 year veteran MB, and STILL learning new every day...will "Hopefully" continue to do so until they plant me in the dirt.Whatever assistance I may be of, let me know I'll help You any way I can;-Mick

Hey, I own a non-profit organization......... 8) I really do, a tropical fish website that we setup as an unincorporated non-profit association.

Ohio is getting toyota plants so cleveland is upo and coming market.