So far we've fixed all the cracks in the drywall, replaced toilets, sprayed new texture, primed, painted, put in new vinyl flooring in the bathroom, took out old carpeting.

.), generally bringing in a total of something around $2T/year as a near-term historic averageNow play with the rest of the data at will -the answers won't be mood-enhancing, but they'll sure be enlightening.PS: "THEY" ALL KNOW THIS - every single "guru" making statements without a shred of basis knows this and many other absolute facts of the current debacle and the folly of any level of taxation as its cure.the problem's quite clear, the answer is even more clear - SPENDING is the problem.

Hey, he's a painter, not a vacuumer, cleaner, sander, spackler, masker, drop clother, taper, bedder, hole filler, texturer, texture remover, primerer, etc.

1) Finding alternative capital sources2) Creating sweat equity (buy, enhance, refi, hold)3) Negotiating tactics

I have one 'contractor' that is like this, I don't use him for major jobs, but if its remove wallpaper/texture wall, laying tile, installing a toilet, etc, I don't worry about it,,,He approached me about re-roofing a house, that I wouldn't go along with.

Although its not complete I think pictures along with video footage of the properties will enhance to value of what I'm offering.

It's expensive, but appreciation is enhanced by the traffic problems.

Help me out folks - a bit of success here could truly enhance my career and surrounding dynamics!

The reason I say "client based" is because they sit down with each client and map out a 10 year strategy (or Game Plan) that will build or enhance their investment or retirement goals.

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