Here in Shelbyville the most common crops are corn and soybeans .

I am considering having glass block windows installed (after removing the rotted double hung windows) and finishing the tub surround with Fiber Reinforced Plastic (FRP) panels over green sheetrock.Any suggestions or comments are greatly appreciated!!

It is insulated in the foam case and fiber glass against the wall anything else I can do? 

Adding fiber mesh to the mix greatly reduces the cracking. 

The rod that works the pop-up stopper tends to catch any hair or fiber and combined with soap residue makes clogs. 

And, like a piece of candy corn on Valentine’s Day, I’ve even considered gas stations.As for analyzing deals, I don’t care what kind of deal it is, as long as it reflects California taxes, permits, and labor costs.

We live on a couple acres with plenty of room to do a bit of farming.I've got several Deere's already, I'd need a little stockpile of fuel and a nice selection of seeds and I'm in business.If the economy really goes to pieces and things start really going down hill, I'm pretty sure I could trade potatoes or corn for Gold or Silver all day long (not that I would though).Food, Water and Ammo would be King, no contest.

And most of them are literally low-lives...Constructors, handymen, property managers - you literally have to go through 100 to find one person with moral fiber worth anything.  

The city will likely want an engineer to sign off of the plans stating what type of footers exist, the amount of rebar in place, fiber mesh, etc. in my experience building, unless you have the pre-existing homes plans and can still build that home according to current standard, it's likely a liability and could be a negotiating tool.

We are upgrading our internet to a fiber connection, and have found that most of our young tenants are watching their television through streaming internet.