I did an addition 2 years ago , the homeowner couldnt make up her mind about paint colors , she picked the paint and the painters were there , she then changed her mind , she ate the paint cost , and had to pay for the painters for the day .

I've been on the other side as a rehab seller where a buyer ties up my property for WEEKS only to back out (real examples here) because their grandma doesn't like the location of the house, the house turned out to be too big or small for them, they didn't like the color of the flooring, and other back-outs that could have been determined before tying the house up under contract.

Although I was looking at that dashingly handsome photo and man, you need to lay off the Frost Glacier Gatorade - it's doing some funny things to your skin color! 

I was there with my wife and kids.Imagine that same scene, but with your name and business on a large banner, along with custom drink coasters with your business, and a nice color flyer on each table- with your business on it.

Just take the practice test over and over again and I promise you will pass with flying colors.

Awesome project and love the color combo of the new exterior paint! 

My "why": I do really enjoy the deal "hunt", helping solve a seller's problem, the vision I have for disaster properties, designing of floor plans/colors/materials and seeing it all come together into something beautiful.

It takes 10 years of exclusive and continuous possession by yourself or your tenant if you have color of title--a deed, a will, some defective instrument--or it is a boundary line issue.

Let me add a little color that may help. 

Next hour or so will register EIN with IRS, best selection I have found during discovery is to establish it as either 8832 or 2553 instead of individual/disregarded entity.Between the two found that S-Corp may be the best route vs Corp since it is definitely considered Small Business.I appreciate you sharing some color to this monochrome current position I am in.Thank you all dear BPeers!