The last one I built was a 3300 sq foot center hall colonial with 9' first floor ceilings, a wood burning fireplace, 2x6 exterior wall construction & R-19 in the walls, all low-e glass...it cost me $106K delivered & set, on a new 31'x52' foundation that cost $25K.

You may need to signup for his newsletter to get access to it. 2) The contractors I work with are paid when the job is completed unless it is a very large job in which case we agree to installments...never more than 1/3 up front. 3) I usually have the bulk of the materials delivered by Lowe's or HD, it makes it much easier than making a bunch of runs to and from the store...just make sure you do a quick look for damage on anything that is damage prone. 4) I would say either would work but this is out of my expertise.

He delivered mail several times and then started "missing" mail ("There is no mail.")This is illegal.promises It took him month and a half to bring cockroach bates(probably cheapest he could find in Walmart).

There is a skill and art to coming up with a bid, delivering a bid and getting a deal put together.

If it is a real deal, the numbers speak for themselves, end of story and numbers can be delivered by phone, email, or any other communication means.

They are delivered raw, so you'll need to paint them.

If Buyer 2 is a market bid, then Buyer 1 is delivering a bid less than market, so you may not even get into the trade to begin with.

Ideally it would, if that's how the end buyer wants the property delivered (i.e. vacant).

You could agree to buy under the loan payoff, but who pays the difference to deliver the deed?

Standard pools are about 9' deep at about a fourth of the pool, tapered, transistion up to 3' deep at about a third, I'd guess and average depth of 6', so about 280 yards or 5 dumps @ $150 a load delivered here for fill, $750.