This is no different than the tenant going out of the country for a month and asking the neighbor to come over twice a week and bring in the mail, water the plants, and make sure all is well inside the home.

That is where all the plants moved!.

There's no reason why someone like yourself should be planted in an office for eight hours when potential clients will only need your services for a couple of them.

What price range/areas should I plant these signs and what is some useful wording I could use.Thanks

I've got a big city planted tree in the way (you know how the city is very strict about the trees.

It was at an asphalt plant and I made good money, usually around $850-1000/week, depending on overtime, etc.

Two years have gone by at this point.So I go up at the end of winter to find my neighbor has redone their landscaping, including planting numerous trees, half of them clearly beyond his line (the line he himself defined to me).

@Michael Plante Florida has some crazy real estate laws but if you're looking for negotiation leverage, and you still have outs where you can get your earnest money back, I'd cancel the contract and let them come back to you.

In mine I would go with Kodak/Xerox/Wegmans, possibly the Delphi plant.

The farmer knows that balance during the planting season will not serve his family.