Sunday evening.

This was a nothing day. I haven't even left the house, I really should have driven over to the property just to check everything - but I didn't.  

The website builder/business growing dude contacted me back.  He had checked out the Camplife software and thought it was much more expensive to use than another one that he found on his own. 

Funny, Camplife claims they have transaction fees for "as little as $1", but the info this guy found was much more per transaction.  Registration fees can eat your bank account up.  

Stuff is starting to wear me out.  I need the cheapest thing available, I don't need fancy, I only have 14 lots and probably tent sites and maybe a couple of boondocking sites.  Take payments and have a calendar reservation system that shows what's available on any given dates and blocks out dates where the lot/s are/have already been reserved and paid for.

Note, they will be paying in advance for their intended lot usage.  

I really can't dwell on this stuff forever.  I need an answer and I need it to be made within the next week at most.  

I still have to buy more signs, buy the fire rings, maybe buy at least a few picnic tables, not sure about wifi yet but I am going to check with T mobile about their business plan, get insurance - I have a quote on that but I am getting another quote from another company first.  Plus the cost of installing the last 12 feet of electrical line.  The gravel of course.  Add that all up? Yup, it pretty much eats up all of my finances.  

I still need to plant the grass, but that has to wait until after the gravel, finish clearing the driveway, build a large fire pit and consider where to put boondocking spots, if I am, indeed, going to do that.  Well, it will have to be away from the RV park portion for boondocking pretty much guarantees people running generators and I don't want that noise disturbing the regular RV spot guests' peace.  

Oh, there's a pottery company - it's a huge plant actually that makes pottery - that is selling truckloads of broken pottery. They claim it can be used for driveways, it was posted in the local chatty facebook group replete with pics.  This could be used for boondocking sites to start with anyway. 

Well whatever. I have a lot to do, is all I'm saying and getting sick yet again isn't helping anything.