I can also offer website services to them free of charge because of my company and I’m planning to get my RE license too, as I’ll state in a step below.Step 3| Continue running my business — I have removed myself from it enough that I’m only working a few hours a day — this will allow me to work for free for my mentor and still bring in money to support my family.Step 4 | Get my RE license so I can:a) buy houses of the MLS and save on commissionb) be a part-time agent to make cash on the side while making connectionsc) add even more value to my mentor by having access to MLS and the ability to make offers on properties.Step 5 | Use our $120k to buy a home (planning to find a good deal and rehab — of course — but we will settle down in the home, not sell it for profit and move the next year… we want to plant our roots.Step 6 | Refi cash out of the house to use for my first deals when the time is right.

The best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago. 

@Erika Geoffrey, I am a local agent and investor in Utica new york. we are a small but growing citie of about 80k people with lots of new economice development ($500M Hospital, $500M auto chip manufacturing plant, as well as over 2M sqft of new WH and distribution space.I would love to talk to anyone more and discuss the opportunities here.  

The first time resulted in replacing the screen door closer (6 months old), the front porch light fixture (3 months old), giving up on two dead trees in the front yard I had planted 6 months prior, a roof leak, and drywall ceiling repair. 

Home to an Intel plant.

Decatur just announced a 300m simmons project. https://talkbusiness.net/2019/03/300-million-simmons-foods-plant-takes-shape-south-of-decatur/?

However, test an area (like behind the toilet first), as those all are all abrasives and will change the texture and finish on your floor.You say the stain is blue.  

Also, add up several flowering plants to give the open space a green look.

That being said, I'm starting to look in other metro areas such as Plant City for lower entry points and strong demand.

If the trench is for catchment only, and not diversion of water, it will need to be massive, and may look more like a pond when full... but if you plant it right (native wetland plants) you should be able to handle huge amounts of water.