Do not sand, saw, pulverize, chip, bead blast, or dry scrape existing vinyl floor, backing, lining felt, asphalt, "cut back" adhesives or other adhesives as they may contain asbestos fibers and or crystalline silica."

Because of the drought across the U.S. many crops and cattle were affected.The shortages happened months ago but reserve supplies have been worked through.Now as demand is the same but with limited supply certain items beef,corn,etc. is going to really rise.It has been going up in small increments but will go up in bigger chunks soon.Smart restaurants are looking at what is not rising or is minimal in increase and trying to create flavor dishes so that their price margins don't go up and the profit shrinks.They still might use some of the products increasing in price but with less quantity in the dish to cut costs.This is why for instance if I buy a restaurant business I would adjust down the stated profit model to compensate for the coming higher food costs unless I knew I had a fixed food contract and the supplier could not go up on me.My background before triple net investing and apartments was commercial land development so I find your assembling of parcels interesting and would like to hear more about it and your plans.

The substrait is usually an organic material such as wood, fiber, etc.The first step is to solve the root cause of the problem - which is the source of moisture.

.$625,000.00 OWNER FINANCING (5% at close – balance paid at 4% - 30 years amortization – 10 years payoff)The house needs updates, carpet, get rid of the pop-corn ceiling, paint, maybe update the bath and kitchen yes.

If Obama does anything that the market perceives as limiting the supply of gas (stops or eliminates off shore drilling or puts a ban on new oil refiners) or to increase the demand for corn (ethanol subsidies), then this mess will get worse.

You take  any city name here and compare it to one that has more growth, more stability, more technology industries, more steel plants, more fracking or corn fields.

High quality carpet, not shag or loose carpet fibers.

At the end of last year the code enforcer was on me for the old worn out cedar siding so I went ahead and replaced it with fiber cement siding along with some new windows.  

We still have pop corn ceilings right now.

I estimated that I could be the GC and convert it for around 13k:floor-3kdry wall - 2KRecessed lighting - 1kElectrical - 1kPaint - $250Insulation - 1k (fiber glass)Floors - 1kHvac/vent - $1500Baseboard crown molding - 2kWhat are your thoughts.