@Dillon AlderIt might look like a forest, but a lot of those are food trees.Free apples, pears, cherries,  pine nuts, maple syrup (maybe), walnuts, and chestnut (stuffing).I'm not sure I'd remove them.

We already see some new development along the north frontage of 610 such as Whole Foods and fun, hip things north of the loop like breweries and restaurants.

BP membership- I'd toss under duesAny books- education expense Any thing that directly relates (don't get crazy, I had a guy try to deduct jamba juice because he could think more clearly with healthy foods...um no.

-Was selling personal items to make rent and buy food while going to school.

There are also other diverse job sectors ranging from health care (Harrisburg Hospital is one of the top pediatric hospitals, and Penn State Hershey, and they acquired additional hospitals in Cumberland county), distribution/warehousing, and large corporate employers (TE Connectivity, Hershey Foods, Aldi, etc.).

My father sank deeper and deeper into depression, my mom started working in retail, we were on food stamps, and we were basically exactly the kind of people I rent to today.

And if They are booted immediately the turn cost is the same approximately.BIN makes a pet odor block paint sealer.Fixed cats spray less than non-fixed cats.Fleas, food grade diatomaceous earth (look it up on the internet).

Lots of food for though - thanks Brian!

Purchase price: $1,800 Adjacent to VA Hospital and Forestry Service, (corner of Rigolette and Shreveport Hwy), this commercial lot is a great opportunity for billboards, food truck or convenience store – easily accessible to 1600+ Federal employees, not to mention hundreds of daily visitors!

Just some food for thought as no need to panic, but watch your money people.