Organic Farm selling local produce to restaurants; raise goats for Artisan Cheeses; beehives for local honey; for a start. ...

I was always thinking of ways to generate revenue which led me down several paths: when I was 7, I sold my toys and clothes at a garage sale which worked out well; the following year I setup a food and beverage stand at the garage sale which made more money than my entire family’s sales combined; I ran that stand for a few more years and employed my older siblings to work for me; when I was 9, my buddy and I attended a five day four-night University of Michigan hockey camp and sold all of the snacks our parents sent us with to make $150 each (I sold a half-eaten snack size bag of Doritos and used cheese dip for $5) ; we went again the following year and convinced our parents to shop at Costco before the camp so we were completely stocked up with inventory, needless to say we made a killing; I started a lawn mowing business during middle school and ran it profitably for several years until I finished high school.During high school I took both finance classes that were offered and became a teacher’s assistant so I could be in a finance class again.

I would not go to France or Italy to eat hamburgers, I would go to taste the best wines, Spanish Iberian serrano ham, the best French dishes, pastas and the best cheeses in the world.

We were eating Ramen noodles and macaroni and cheese.

Big City people don't move to podunk towns in the middle of nowhere.3) Most of the jobs are in agriculture, which is seasonal, and I'd bet few people from the Bay Area know how to milk a cow, process cheese, or grow produce. 

Hi.I was wondering if anyone knew if the small 400 sq ft Katrina cottages would appraise in the same way a regular single family home might in terms of resale?

If you chose dark cabinets, countertops, etc, you'll need to use more lighting.If you kitchen had a southern exposure, I'd steer away from white cabinets unless your whole house is designed with distressed white accents, such as casual country, English cottage, etc.

Hi AllI'm new to this forum and trying to get some information about short term rental market in Mont-Tremblant, Quebec.Plan is to buy a land within 30 minutes from Mont-Tremblant ski resort and build a high end contemporary two bedroom cottage to rent it short term on platforms such as Airbnb.I'm not from Canada and never been to Montreal, I'll travel to Montreal end of this month to choose a land.I did my research, had a look at lands on realtor.com and I found big variation in prices (acre from 40k to 1 million), were obviously lake front, those where short term rental allowed and lands closer to the ski resort are the expensive ones but I think there're other justifications for the big variation in price which I'm not aware of. 

Congrats on landing the mac n cheese tenant.   

Are you familiar with Eli Spevak of Orange Splot....he's the main developer I know of right now that is combing PD/Condo as a way to build cottage clusters.