Looking at a graph of average daily temperatures for the area, it looks like your heating season is Oct through April, with Janurary being the coldest.

Imagine putting a simple graph on your wall that has the months along the bottom axis and the cash flow you’ve developed on the vertical axis.

Here's a graph showing government spending as a percent of GDP since 1903.

Great milestone to cross.

I recall seeing a graph of the RE cycles of the last 60 years or so and iirc all downturns began after the market had recovered and exceeded previous highs.

A few ideas from another GC:Get everything in writing.Make a schedule and make sure the milestones are being met.

Then they would work to the next milestone, and another draw would occur. 

Maybe I am reading into this graph from Wikipedia wrong....but maybe not....thoughts?

I trade on charts and graphs. my husband is news based. he reads up on current event. when I found myself at historical highs and lows...

@Brie SchmidtIssue I have is that I can pay $5 for graph paper and a $2 for a ruler and make drawings myself, nothing structural is being changed in the house, I know here in Calgary, I got a guy who will do drawings for $500  Kind of what I'm looking for