The DoT is public so you know the date and amount, figure out the prevailing rate at the time of sale and you'll get a good idea of what the balance will be without prepayment.

Just an FYI, here is a good background on the NC solar business and how it relates to land/Ag use, and below is an interesting screen shot graphic from the US Energy Information Administration from a few years back

It's not bad to set yourself in a good public light, but I would rather invest money into a clean water system for community parks, or perhaps suitable public restrooms for these parks.

A Home Improvement Contractor registration is required for everything else --- when  you are working on somebody else's property for money.Quite honestly, in my view anything beyond secretarial/administrative oversight of a property tends to require some sort of licensure/registration. 

Those are very smart steps to prevent getting unfair reviews, it's a very professional and polite way to earn guests trust by giving you more personal and private feedback about their stay; also it's a good way to know if it's worth to ask them to leave a public review.Having a guest book seems like a nice way for knowing better guests behaviour! 

(I did the redaction of names and file #, but the document is public information.)

Also confusing with ADU licenses is that in the public records search sometimes the rental license is listed as multifamily when its an ADU, but there tax record will indicate 1 unit.

I feel that the retailer today with bricks and mortar are really subsidizing the convenience of the public.

Should it be high-rating school district or good public transport.

You will want to discuss the topic with your IRA provider and/or licensed tax advisor to ensure you understand the impact and administrative process involved for your IRA.