Your young and haven't built the experience to have big earning power. 

When it comes to foundations(or anything structural for that matter), plumbing and electrical, it's better to bite the bullet and do it right the first time.

This move addresses the growing power needs of data centers, which are increasingly relying on alternative energy sources to reduce carbon emissions.

However when their use is not properly executed you lose most of its benefit as the front loaded costs were charged no matter what.Some people don’t have the proper mindset to stay on course for many years and should stay away from them as it takes almost a decade of careful execution to start benefiting from their powerful benefits.I hate people in these forum dealing in absolute.

HomeVestors has a powerful and well recognized brand in my market (Dallas) and we have a huge marketing-arm that allows us to get in front of very motivated sellers.

If it’s made some money more power to them .

But fear not, there’s a way to power through - the almighty checklist!

I run my own small pressure washing/handyman business on the side while I was working full time over the summer doing plumbing and electrical.

And can I get away with only getting permits on new electric & moving plumbing, but demo,  erect walls myself and things like that?

I believe in the power of community and am excited to learn from those who have already walked this path.