I never do rent credit as it is a book keeping mess for me.  2 a neighbor wanted a tree trimmed where it was over their fence. 

Amazon, FedEx, Orlando Health Care, Lockheed Martin, Dollar Tree/Family/General, Autozone, AT&T, Chewies are some of the companies that have all moved major operations here and continue to invest in the area.

A neighbor down the street this year had the major radio-advertising plumber replace the two sewer lines (ficus tree roots) under her front yard.

If it just doesn't make sense, pick a market that matches your long term goals and start building your Core 4 https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/core-four-real-estate-tea...

Or personal loan from lending tree?

The main things I look for are foundation issues, water damage, termite.Another thing is big trees surrounding the property. 

no, if it's trash only it's not a big deal, they want lot of things, from cutting the tree to repair driveway, 20k projects.

If a guest made a reservation prior to you having a hurricane or weather policy in place, let them know how the situation would be handled before a hurricane or a bad storm arises.As far as prepping your property goes, I would recommend checking the following boxes at a minimum before a storm/hurricane emerges:- Have a plan in place to secure outdoor furniture and miscellaneous items- Trim trees & branches- Have a protection plan in place for windows and doors- Waterproof important documents- Put fragile items or valuables on elevated surfaces- Review your insurance policy- Check that your roof and siding is secured and not loose- Ensure you still have an effective way to communicate in the case that service goes out in the areaIf you do not live near your property and are unable to check these boxes, find a reliable handyman and/or professional that will be able to complete these tasks for you.If I am missing anything, please add your suggestions below!

These are thinks like burr coffee grinders, french presses, storage, tea presses, electric kettles etc.We have a Bodum 2 cup french press and a Bodum electric kettle.

In the front: kill the weeds on the driveway/curb, repaint the garage door, buy a product to remove the oil stains in the driveway, make a small mulch bed around the tree and plant flowers around the tree, plant some flowers, a bush or some sort of plant where the snow shovels are, to the right of the front door plant some bushes and flowers (using edging stone to separate the mulch and grass could look good), and repaint the front door and the trim to something more modern (yet won't clash) that will help the place pop despite the older look of the brick.