I am a senior in high school in the South Eastern region of Pennsylvania.

I'm currently a builder/remodeler in Stonington CT operating in southeastern CT and southern RI.

That whole south eastern Delco area is pretty good in my opinion, just watch your neighborhoods.

Even if I don't get licensed, taking 40 hours of class to be qualified for obtaining the agent license will not hurt with my learning of the industry.Also, if you know of any wholesalers in the southeastern Ma area, would love to get their contacts.

The BP blog is so good I decided to try the forum after listening a few weeks.I'm located in southeastern Michigan and have done several single family deals in the state.  

If newer than June 15, 1976 it has copper wire.If older, unless there is a problem, you can keep the aluminum wiring.

The Finish which most cheap LVT's don't have a a scratch resistant layer using Aluminum Oxide or Ceramic. 

via online and/or people who have strategies so creative, that they're confusing to a novice such as myself. there seems to be sooo many ways to conduct deals and most "teachers" can only "teach" the ONE way that worked for THEM, probably after much trial & error. issue 3: i'm not sure i'm tackling my priorities in appropriate order. i dont want to waste time. i'm eager to acquire my first property and complete my first deal.last issue (for now): in my world - family, friends, neighbors, etc - know nothing about investing. get a job & work until retirement is the name of the game. my folk seem to be "silently negative" about the idea. they mean well but have been exposed to so many scams, anything other than a secure paycheck is ludacris to them.my immediate goals (if i even know what they should be at this point) are to find an experienced investor(s) in the southeastern PA region to help me assess my plan of action. also, i believe i am at the point where i am ready to consult with an attorney about the initial contracts and applicable laws.thanks to any and all who can provide me any guidance at this point...ps - lemme know if this post is too long for these forums.

Unfortunately, because he compromised the electrical by spicing newer wire into the old aluminum wiring and messing with the electrical panel, the entire house had to be rewired and brought up to code.

It worked OK for controlling an incandescent floodlight, and later a compact fluorescent floodlight.In my application, I could mount it on the same cover as the lamp socket; it was one of those cast aluminum outdoor covers with 3 holes in it.