Yearly Archives: 2020

Getting a home inspection done on any house you are buying (unless it is a tear down) is a critical step in the buying process. Depending on the results, you may be able to renegotiate the sale or even back out.

While cases of coronavirus continue to climb in the U.S. and around the world, the death rate continues to drop.

I am on the road today, so a very short update: The U.S. has 2,175,400 cases with 117,743 deaths. Globally, there are a reported...

Churches, bars, meat packing plants and other places where people congregate are responsible for recent COVID-19 clusters.

War drums boom, coronavirus outbreaks bloom, and food shortages loom. There's plenty of things for a prepper to worry about.

While coronavirus continues to grow in many states and countries, there's good news about treatment for seriously ill patients.

Recent CDC data predicts deaths will grow in six states, but its only a drop in the bucket.

Just as the coronavirus is being brought under control in some states and Europe, it is spreading in others, including the American South, South America, the Middle East and across the sub continenet.

As the North East recovers and the coronavirus retreats, the South is seeing a burst of growth.

We do some shipping to take advantage of the gap between the first wave of coronavirus and possible second wave, but there are still shortages.