That way, you are sure of what property you have and not a pack coated with paint.Wishing you the best. 

Does sales experience as a 1099 rep selling roofs/coatings/various projects count towards the 4 year in  field experience requirement?

I appreciate you not sugar coating your replies, It wouldn't have ever occurred to me to start my own group. 

I'm not going the turn key route so I would be responsible for the following GC work; Site work, foundation install, furnace/boilers install, water tank, septic, connect plumbing, install panel boxes (panel boxes provided by modular company) and connect power, interior flooring, appliances, complete the siding/roof (15%) as it is delivered 85% complete, landscaping, front porch, final coat of paint inside (comes primed), 2x stair sets to the basement.My question, do you think the $94 a square foot is high? 

@Bian Dahab  the floor guy told me if  after you put a wet paper towel on it you can 't see it then you can buff and coat it.

Painting or other protective coatings are the responsibility of the occupant, not the landlord when required more than once every three years, as a result of acts or omissions of the tenant.

Don't let a fresh coat of paint and new carpet fool you.  

Day 2 was sand with 220 sandpaper and then apply 2 coats of Sherwin Williams Gallery Cabinet paint Semi Gloss white .

We are putting in  new floors (there are none currently) , a fresh coat of paint, and having to redo a bathroom because of a subfloor repair, along with other knick knacks. 

Not even inner city Chicago compares to Juarez......don't try and sugar coat it.