I was pregnant in February half in a catch basin trying to figure out a flooding problem for a client.  

We track our post-closing default rates and in past 4 years we had like 1 file and I think they ended up catching up on payments. 

Obviously we are tempted to try the cheaper option, but we know there is a catch, it's that cheap for a reason.

I’ve learned to start the permitting process early and keep a close eye on inspection timelines to avoid bottlenecks.It can be difficult to find contractors who are not only skilled but also reliable and available when you need them.

The catch is you have to be a State of NC employee or relative of one to have access to the Credit Union which eliminates most of the USA and even most NC residents.

Permits will also be required for your plumbing and electrical work.So, what if they catch you?

Speaking from a property manager's point of view, unless you can have eyes on your property at least once a year, you should not be self-managing.

I live in the Nashville area, currently work in corporate finance and have my CPA.

Did your son roll his eyes?

Definitely eye opening