I know I would camp more often if I knew I could just show up to the camp ground and everything would already be set up for me and someone would take it down when I left.  

On the downside, his HVAC is broken and he has an in-ground oil tank which would have to be pulled if he sells (were those bigger groans from NJ readers?).

Generally they are rotated on the same plot of ground every other year .

The 2 vertical pieces are what the landing is currently resting and the stairs go straight down to the ground.

I don't want to be rude with her, but being firm and holding my ground does not seem to be working. 

MAO (maximum allowed offer) / MOA (maximum offer allowed) same thing.IMO, you should do some more reading via BP blogs etc and not hit the ground just yet.

This is a great story to tell and you should be very proud of your vision that's now translated into a way of life for the 382,458 strong BP members as of today.BP's longevity attests to the fact that it fills a void in REI that others would love to emulate.The BP community is a one of a kind social media network that has evolved over the past eleven years to its current state and continues to so.There is something about BP that creates this strong magnetic field that pulls everyone from the ground up, south to north so to speak.If someone is willing to invest the time and effort in educating themself for near zero or a few dollars compared to other REI offerings, then taking action to build upon their knowledge, it will pay off when action is taken.As we all know, BP is addictive, helpful, encouraging, educational and has a plethora of resources that are readily available to the community.Since its inception, BP has made a lot of people rich, famous, give up their 9-5 W2 jobs, realize that they can be their own boss, reclaim their lives and family time to name a few pluses.Happy birthday BP, your journey is still on the upside of its trajectory path.

These classes turned out to be quite helpful for our long term strategy and keeping us grounded and "staying the course" through the years. 

My understanding is that Miami is built on pervious ground, so rising sea levels would slowly sink the mainlands too eventually.

So after saying that, is it a career you would recommend to someone who has the circumstances to stay at home and support himself until the career gets off the ground even if that is two years?