I can hear Medusa from my house and the concerts when they have them too.

Now, normally, I do that and don't think anything about it, but I'm making a concerted effort to place some value on my own expertise.

So, if Jesus were to claim a stance on Universal Healthcare, he would likely say that anyone who: - Has a job and is making a concerted effort to get by (even if they are making minimum wage); - Has a disability that prevents them from earning a living; - Is too young to fend for themselves; should probably be entitled to health care, even if they can't afford to provide it for themselves?

(Road, cross country, and this odd one where they carry their bikes over obstacles)Art and music festivals every week, free concerts weekly in the summer, assort food festivals, several boutique brewers for a beer tour.Great shopping, no sales tax.Quilt festival that brings in over 30,000 visitors every year, Lots of interesting fund-raisers (one where they bring in 8 famous chefs and each chef cooks one course).A philharmonic orchestra.

Think about that, government money spent for a concert instead of those guys training at the firing range or getting other training so that their primary mission of being a warrior become more proficient.

And how well you concert that seller into a deal under contract.

Along with Veer & The Martin, those are two we've been looking at for many of the same reasons - Raiders, Golden Knights, Concerts (T-Mobile, Park MGM, etc...), NCAA tournament. 

If it's blocked out for any period of time, the irs categorizes it differently so we won't block it out but I'd consider raising the rents during that period.That said, it's in North East FL, St Augustine, where the spring and summer is in demand but the rest of the year is not "slow". 2 miles from great beaches, walking distance to the Old Town and National Monument, wedding venues, concert hall, marinas, tourist destination.

Still mad we didn't get to go to that concert (the tickets were a birthday gift to a friend), but at the end of the day I got every penny back.

I used to give them the benefit of the doubt, hoping that my generosity of spirit would be reciprocated with a concerted effort to repay debt.