I'm next door in Plant City but focus my investing in Polk county.  

My green grass and plants,flowers are now brown and dead.

It seems in Atlanta a common theme is to dump tires,trash at these vacant apartment buildings than to take to the dump and pay the fees.In one instance there are about 10,000 tires dumped illegally.I have been told with that many you might can call a tire plant processing center and they will pick up and melt the tires down for you for free.Just wondering if anyone else ran across this.I know to dispose of tires yourself is about 3 dollars per tire at the dump but with this many I think the plant will pick up for free.

My full time job is overseeing Auxilary services, physical plant, and construction projects at a local college.  

Add minimalist staging- a few wall effects, a plant or two, a few wine glasses and a plate out on a kitchen counter, etc.Better: Order your photos chronologically, as if they're in the exact order that a buyer would see as they walked through the house.

It appears that Hosokawa is bringing a plant with 16 jobs that was signed in 2021 with Roy Cooper, and intended to be operational by fall 2022.

I spend a lot of time in East Texas, we have a power plant outside of Tatum.  

Are you thinking of planting some investment roots in Florida?

Coverage for less than full replacement value, this will bring down your premium but in case of a complete loss you won't have enough money to rebuild, you'll just have to plant some nice flowers.  

I'm an Operations Manager for one of P&G's manufacturing plants that makes a bunch of shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and that type of stuff.