On a 2 story if the electricity comes up from the basement, you'll have a pocket at floor level and one at ceiling level on the first floor, and if there's no attic access you'll have one on the floor and at ceiling level, and the ceiling depends on which way the trusses or rafters run.

My comment when I first bought this home of "practically stealing it" is of course, just a figure of speech, duh.

If you recall and as I have email proof showing I told you I WILL NOT GIVE UP MY FREEDOM OF SPEECH for your money.

I am giving a speech to a group of investors/new wholesales and I wanted to get some case studies from outside sources.I never found that finding deals or finding money was the hard part it was having to stress about if the end buyer was going to close or not.What are your thoughts on this topic, what is the hardest part of wholesaling for you?

Do not go only by internet pictures of the home.Note: During the mayor's "State of the City" speech he indicated the population is still decreasing despite having more homes built in the city as several are migrating to the suburbs.

Does anyone have a contact that can verify the load capabilities and support requirements of engineered trusses that are in a home I'm flipping in Springfield, TN.

Humor is protected speech, so don't blame me when things go wrong.)

Hope to hear from you.Reggie Truss

Wealth CreationAfter listening to speech I voiced concern of the value that comes with the service.

Planning and development is usually a good class for investors, so is finance, accounting and business law, even a speech class helps many with delivering offers.