Welcome, Jona.Tons of materials and experts on this forum to learn from.Start from the 'Learn' section; download J Scott's book on flipping houses and Brandon Turner's book on Invetsingin Real Estate with No(low) Money down...these are good starting points and then visit the forum regularly and read/learn from other members.Cheers!

I need to buy materials for 2-3 kitchens. 

Hi, I wanted to pass this information along to those interested... there is going to be a building materials auction at the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds this Sat June 6.here is the link for more info http://www.peakauction.com/full_content.php?

The Papersource materials are good basic documents at a very price and I always encourage a "learn by doing' method to learn. 

A small metal shed is really inexpensive. 

All the podcasts and learning materials put out on this site are golden! 

@brian Watson Why not just use yellow letters.com I think if you do the math your cost will be the same whether you buy the materials bad printer yourself or have them do it.

The tenant who lives over there installed light switch using metal cloth hanger....  

I agree with Jeff that for the first couple of projects that you use a seasoned construction professional which allows you access to his network of subcontractors and sources of materials.

Also, most of the programs I've seen that are all online offer you access to the material for 6 months and if you need it longer, you may be able to get an extension.