I can very much relate to that.I have a daughter who is a total entrepreneur, runs a gym and is a licensed boxing instructor in Barcelona-she is also a bee keeper.

I have been doing all my biz in Cleveland for about 10 - 13 years, as well, its bee the best overall for rentals, but hey maybe I am missing something, Show me an example.

We have been in the Smokies a long time, and many guest accidents, some of them life threatening over the years, could have been avoided with an annual risk management walk-thru:- Loose or rotting steps- Nails poking up through deck boards- Stinging insect hives or infestations- Ceiling fans that are barely hanging on- Loose deck, stair, and landing railings- And oh, about a hundred other things!

It's all illegal and the CSLB does stings constantly.

First off, spruce up the curb appeal—it's like giving the property a facelift that draws in buyers like bees to honey.

Not sure what type of fund to look at.Edit to add: Don't need highest rate of return, would bee perfectly content with 4% or so if it were easy, and pretty liquid.

(yes that stings sometimes...) 

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Allergic reaction to yellow jacket sting.