If you dont want to do that you can apply to work at a hardware store at night or on the weekend and start to network with contractors and get to know building materials.

Seems like interior hollow doors are around $75 at the local big box hardware store.

Combine a gift card you bought for 90% of face value with a 10% off coupon you bought for a buck and you can get pretty good deals.I always keep at least 4 or 5 of the 10% off coupons in my wallet at all times.

The bank will spend a decade building that "relationship," and then they'll flush it -- instantly.For the bank, a relationship means that we have it all...deposits, loans, credit cards, merchant services, your personal mortgage, your investment accounts (what we called "share of wallet")...the whole shootin' match, and while increased profitability is one reason, the other is nothing more than that they can mess something up and still be less likely to lose the customer.

If the property has some antique or reproduction characteristics, such as is common in the northest, painted with reproduction hardware is appropriate.

I'd plan for a replacement.You lack door hardware.

They have certain things they're selling so they are going to push this fear of the hedge funds into the heads of those who are willing to open their wallets.

Here's my plan for finding a renter -- Go to a hardware store and buy a bunch of "For Rent" signs, put my cell phone # on them and place them around the neighborhood.- Place an advert on Craigs List.- Charge a $25 application fee to run a credit report.- Call their employer and confirm employment.- Call previous land lords.Getting a good renter is probably the best thing that I can do going forward, so any suggestions from the group on how to find then then screen them would be great appreciated.

Neon survey flagging is sold at hardware stores and carry a magic marker to write on the flagging what the point is.Rule #4 Provide convenient access.

Forming Nevada corps is a guru scam to sound genius and creative just to seperate peoples money from their wallets.