The problem that we see is that people destroy the solid surface stuff like formica, pretty quickly.

I use Canon high resolution paper to because it has a waxy smooth surface that allow easy removal of each sticky note.

That emotional issue is the one that you need to bring to the surface so that both of you can share it, face it, and talk about it.The only way forward is through gentle conversation and active listening on your part to talk in depth with her about her past money/security experiences and perceptions.

It can be so easy to focus on the things that need to be done immediately and push aside the things that at the surface level can wait.I wish I would have started delegating a long time ago.

I'm just trying to scrape the surface at this point.What is more common with private investors, equity partnerships or just straight lending with points and interest?

It might help to post at least some surface details on the post to get some better input!

I do epoxy floors and concrete polishing (Full Mechanical) and  I tell people all the time that the coating I put down is only as good as the surface it is applied to. 

I’m brand new to these forums and just scratching the surface of researching the real estate market in East Texas.

@Wayne Brooks could be correct if the easement really precludes building on the surface, but it might not.

Depending on how bad the surface is, I agree with @Christine Kankowski and I would go with basketball on one side and I like her idea for the wall on the other.