I have all the data would just prefer to not reinvent the wheel with a contract.Thank you.

I'd also add- any reason why you are reinventing the wheel, so-to-speak?

She has showed me that even after 50 (she swears she is not over 50 haha) that you can reinvent yourself and pivot careers.

I know I will face in commit my share of mistakes common but it is so great to be a part of the community where I don't have to reinvent the wheel and I can benefit from the experience of others!  

As far as Electric, I definitely recognize it is hard work, and my electrician does not say it's easy work, I'm just saying conceptually we're not reinventing the wheel - add meters, run wires.

Sometimes it's hard to keep those details straight without going back and looking and it'd be nice to have a "cheat sheet" to keep it simple.I'm not opposed to doing the work, but also not looking to reinvent the wheel - thanks in advance!

They are a one stop shop with agents, PM, and "in-house" maintenance staff.3.Economically the city reinvented itself after the loss of US based manufacturing.

What are the opinions on reinventing your earned dividends?

Don't reinvent the wheel here - you paid for a Pro membership.

Try to negotiate directly with the owners.Like Jake Hartnett said, do some research and don't try to reinvent the wheel here on your first deal.