A friend of mine did buy something very similar to what you describe.He's a contractor/ metal fabricator / salesman...bought a broken foundation building in a small town in Michigan, Has rebuilt the thing to code including a kitchen ,with a good portion of barter work, and 3 years later is getting closer all the time.

I have to explain to them that I would have to have a mental and/or moral defect to fabricate such stories.

A little trick to ease the removal of wallpaper is to use a warm water mixed with fabric softer, sponge the wallpaper (saturate) and it should help release the paper.

I am a partner in a granite fabrication facility.

Hello,I’m a first time home buyer (21 years old) and car enthusiast.I’m looking to just buy a house with a big garage and get to tinkering with my hobbies and do a little fabrication as well.

BrandonA fellow investor had such a case (he inherited the tenant) & he enlisted Social Services to find the tenant a more reasonable & more appropriate living environment.....it's a delicate situation so he let them handle it.I wish you all the best.

Dig hole, get inspection, put in sand, get inspection, put in stone, get inspection, set tank and lay pipe, get inspection, lay fabric fill in to grade, get inspecton.

I funded a start up for a steel fabrication company, he was an engineer with 20+ years, had collateral after inventory was pledged with his assets, good credit, and had contracts to fill.

As a parent, it's a delicate balance.

Crazy.It was bit delicate, since I was new to the organization.