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Very important. If you don't let it sit for a day or two it might shrink a bit and you'll have larger gaps around the room than you wanted, or it might expand and it will be tight up against the wall insted of the small area to allow for expansion. I'd wait at least 2 days.

Your right Michael. The only part I didn't do to my satisfaction on my own home was around the fire place, after seeing a pro do it, I just had to smack my forhead saying, "AH HA!, that's how to do that ... DUH!"

Thanks again! Great advise.

Ok, these guys inspire me, and the show is great, but not being in REI very long, what is fluff, what is drama, what is the director on site telling them to do, stage, etc.

Any comments?

Dangit! Can't make the Nov. 7th seminar. Gotta make sure I catch the next one. Thanks for the post and the website. Got it bookmarked now!

Regards,

Depending on how much squarefootage you have, I did about 1800sqft by myself in 2 days. You have to have the flooring in the house for at least a few days to aclimate to the indoor temperature and humidity.

Good luck!

Oh, I too put in the "cheap stuff" from Lumber Liquidators, .99 a square foot, I think and wish I would have gone a few steps higher. The cheap stuff is that, cheap and if you mess up a bit on the installation, it shows. However mine did come with a 20 year warranty.

Thank you my friend, I will.

I hear ya! Great quote!

Very interesting, I'm going to have to do some more research on this topic. Thank you!

Mr. Webber, thank you for the explanation, that's exactly what I needed. Your very insightful, I've read everyone of your posts and have learned a lot! If you know of a HM Lender in DFW, please let me know.

Regards,

Jim

Ah Ha! :lol:

It just seems that hard money investors charge such a large interest rate, it really cuts into the profit!