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We have all had a couple rough years recently, don't you agree? This non-stop changing environment of Covid lockdowns, political changes, rise in the cost of goods, unemployment and supply chain issues have impacted all our lives and quite frankly, it's getting tiring. It's also making people rethink things, where they are living, their current job, the safety of their family and their future.  People are making changes more than ever now, more than 15.9 million residents made some …

When we think of a nice-looking property, a bright, green grass lawn is usually in the picture. However, those extensive, well-trimmed lawns can be a lot more trouble than they’re worth. Not only do grass lawns require regular mowing, weeding, and fertilizing—expenses that add up over time—they also require huge amounts of water. Especially in dry areas, water usage skyrockets in order to keep lawns green. According to the EPA, landscape irrigation in America totals nearly 9 billion …

Here we are in 2022, after surpassing a wild year of pandemic lockdown and political uncertainty, things are starting to look a little brighter, at least in terms of the reopening. Unfortunately, now we have issues in Europe, it seems like one issue after the other. As far as Covid goes, over 50% of the United States is vaccinated and mask mandates have dropped for the most part. More companies are looking to employ again and people are slowly getting back to work. The stock market, although …

If you haven't been to Florida, you really should. It's a super unique state in the United States, in fact it's as close to Hawaii in looks as you are going to find in the main land. Possibly even better depending on what you like.  Some of the best things about Florida is the scenery. The beaches in South Florida have that crystal clear water you see in exotic places. Then add palm trees, wild iguanas, multiple cultures and great weather to that.  A lot of people …

I once saw a guy selling some remote land on a popular social network and the comments were brutal. Some of the comments were, "Sure, who's going to live out in the middle of nowhere", "Junk land, no one would buy that". Well, these people have no clue what they are talking about. If city living is all they consider, then go to New York and have fun. But the rest of us are game, there are millions of us and it's growing rapidly.  There is a reason people watch popular TV shows abou …