I like BP, although BP also tries to sell me certain products, at least they are upfront and transparent about their intension unlike RDPD who baits and switches.

Real estate is a capital intensive business.  

But it’s also time-intensive and can quickly turn into a logistical headache, especially if you’re scaling up.

There are some reasons for this and why it is happening, the solar payment/bill increases incrementally each year until it ends, the company of the solar panels does not have great support, and the last thing, it is not a massive savings in eyes of the buyer with these burdens that they have to go through with an intense contract to sign too.   

The more you know about what is involved in renovations and repairs, the better suited you will be to take on any project.But, real estate is capital intensive.  

Pricing for MTRs is just as labor intensive as market research is as of now.

I played basketball most of my life and the times were I was most successful is when I believed in myself and ignored the “haters”.

I've done it, but it is extremely labor intensive, and as a result - expensive.

Plus it is pretty durable as well.Avoids the seams like LVP and won't be as labor intensive to install.

The market research and development can be intensive, but there’s growing demand in many areas, especially near popular natural destinations.Best of luck!