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I need to do something to make money after I’m voted out! Help! Puleeeez!

Oh come on Barney, we know where your gerbil ranch really is.

This if for history class and I have no clue, any insight is helpful or weblinks thanks!

you may not believe it but it was because of sheep. Ya sheep . they were much easier to raise and farmers started raising then and when they did they put up fences. open ranges no longer existed. this was a very big problem. Barbed wire was invented and lots of people were killed over the sheep cattle battle.

I want to put windows but it says colonial style so Im wondering does my house have to be colonial? Is there a such thing as ranch style garage doors with windows?

I think you should put what you want.

The other day my friend said horse farm and I didn’t think that was even possible to have a horse farm because I thought it was called a ranch. So is there such thing as a horse farm?

In the southwest, west, and southeast United States, many farmers refer to their land as a "ranch", whether or not they have horses.

In the Midwest & northeast United States, farmers typically refer to their land as a "farm".

The main difference is whether or not the land has both livestock and farmland. If it is just livestock, it is much more likely to be called a ranch (no matter where it is in the country). Beef and horse farmers are the most likely to label their farms as "ranches".

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this is a new one hope u like it! oh and i finally got my camera!!!! YAY!

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KAPPAO BAND – what’s up live acustico al Cowboys Guest ranch

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*This video has mistakes, all of my videos have mistakes, I am certainly not Tom, but here’s my best*

My cover of Josie from Dude Ranch as is transcribed from the Dude Ranch tab book.

I used the Les Paul because during that time period Tom used a Les Paul a lot of the time.

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We’re house hunting and on a very tight budget- under 100,000. We DO NOT want to live in a city, despite is being cheaper and we are REALLY not big on townhouses/row homes. There are two properties we have been looking at -

One is is in a BEAUTIFUL area where the land itself would SURELY go up in value over time. It is a single wide mobile home with a stick build permanent addition. This one does not currently have a permanent foundation but we would add one in time if we purchased this.

The second one I’m not sure if it considered a mobile or manufactured home. It’s in a really nice country area with lots of farmland, and the home is on a permanent foundation already and is in immaculate condition and completely renovated- looks just like a really nice little ranch home, pretty much.

Now both properties are titled with the land, and there’s very little else at this time to consider because of our budget. My only concern is would the property values go up in either situation?

The bottom line is figuring out if it is a manufactured house or a mobile. Mobile homes lower in value no matter what the circumstances of how it is deeded or affixed, but the land it rests on could appreciate. Manufactured/modular/stick houses last much longer and CAN and often do appreciate with the property it is attached to.

Ultimately a home inspection will tell which type it is.

Nope

Geroge and his wife live in far north-west San Antonio in the wealthy gated community The Dominion as well as on a ranch near Cotulla, Texas some 50 miles (80 kilometers) southwest of San Antonio.