If you're smart enough to get a cellphone, a free meal from the church and craft a "anything helps" sign and carry a backpack and a chair to the intersection, you're smart enough to get a job and get your own help.

, I'm on the fence whether to keep them because they're fully functional and I'm hearing there may be supply chain issues on fancier made to order cabinets.

Seems what drives the price isn't the content, it's the chain of members or instructors, much like Amway.

Lets meet for a coffee or light meal.

Look at this company and their response after 12 or 13 days now... they are still responding to new inquiries with the same thing they wrote October 12th, pathetic.This is the same reason some people rather pay more to buy from amazon rather than a third party seller on amazon for the same item, your contract is only as good as the weakest counterparty in the chain on the other side of the table.

You're also allowed to deduct the cost of meals and lodging.

Definitely not.Now, if you have a good name for a chain of hotels, I am all ears.

For your buyers, yes you should ask for POF - and verify it - so you don't end up wasting time with a tire-kicker or someone pretending to be a buyer who's really just another wholesaler who will daisy-chain your deal.If your buyer doesn't perform -- it's not good.

Come on folks it is not hard to wash your dishes after each meal. 

Retail value is tied to how far up the "food chain" you take the land from "as is" to the point you want to sell or develop it.