Good food.

Also we go across the street afterwards to "The Local" and have a beer, coke, food and talk real estate.

The people who were renting out the side I'm going to be renovating/occupying left a bunch of stuff in it; couches, mattress, food in the fridge, trash in various places, etc.

It had to be rationed out through a custodian to make sure all bills, expenses, food etc was covered)Such was the case of, lets call her “Marta”.Mid forties, “Marta” was an interesting individual, well known in this area for her unusual antics.

So after research a FHA loan looked like my plan.Another food for thought.

I have decided to sell my land that i was goin to do that to. only because i do NOT know how to get the cash to accomplish it and i do have a business that is taking off and i  need to go with it. cause it can make me $60 G in one month. anyway, i am still intrigued with the tiny house homestead idea.. maybe on an offgrid organic farm; to go along with my wild food plant business.  

(but because of what i do (my other business is in wild food plants) they would go hand in hand. and may compliment one another. 

No better time than when you're down to the studs in a building.After all that chaos and money is gone, throw up some drywall, update the fixtures and flooring, paint it and get that baby cash-flowing!

Then came marriage, baby, new job, and various other typical excuses that prevented me from making the jump back into real estate, but now I'm back and making the plunge!  

Full-time residents qualify for a homestead exemption, and seniors may qualify for additional deductions from property taxes.State Sales Tax4% (food and prescription drugs are exempt).