@Lois S.Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth kills fleas (the non food grade can be carcinogenic that's for pools, don't use that kind). 

Especially since in addition to the equity buy-in, you also have to cover monthly membership fees and typically a minimum food purchase.If it were me, I’d look for buyers that are interested in golf and market exclusively to them.

Some buyers want to ask a ton of miniscule, unimportant prior to an offer, questions....just food for thought.

Maybe a simple position at a grocery store for a grocery discount and to stay busy :)I know this is a lot of food for thought, and a lot to take in haha ...

Maybe a simple position at a grocery store for a grocery discount and to stay busy :)I know this is a lot of food for thought, and a lot to take in haha ...

When you are worried about losing your job and putting food on the table, you are unlikely to become a landlord.My advice is always be buying and buy twice as much when prices drop.

@Stephanie SkinnerQueen City sounds like a solid organization to begin with. 

And I found multiple recent articles from experts arguing that each one of these was imminent, armed with very convincing graphs and acronyms.Which is to say, i'm nervous, or I wouldn't be googling.A long time ago I read a thought piece by Heinlein, talking about how if you stockpiled enough canned goods to get you through a dystopian future event, you better have space to hide the used cans or your neighbors would kill you for your food. 

These things aren't cheap, but you can often get rebates from your local energy efficiency organization.

I have been bouncing around in my head the idea of using a real estate rental to provide sustained contributions to a charitable organizations.