What this translates as is $101 for a service call.

You can get exactly what you are looking for on here and translate it into real action on the ground.  

The answer to my original inquiry is that I only need my MEP contractors to pull permits so long as there are no structural framing alterations. 

We ended up cutting it off at $4 million and turning down money so we could get started.The key there was to have a track record that we were able to professionally write up - I had about 9 years experience running smaller properties from 4-24 units - and the investors felt this experience would translate to bigger properties.  

That will usually translate loosely  into 1 of 3 general responses...1...anger.  

those reviews are real because they cannot be altered in any way by the contractors, only HomeAdvisor can delete them. 

In the multi-verse, you look for tired landlords with tired operations where you determine you can improve the performance of the business, which translates into a higher valued asset.In the residential world (1 - 4 units) your valuation is based upon comparative sales which takes a not insignificant portion of the control out of your hands.  

My experience restoring antique automobiles translates well to being able to learn and handle the work involved in fixing a home.

I wanted to make this investment without a co-sign, but if that's what it takes then I might have to alter my strategy.Thanks!

Thus, I have translated it to 'Young People' the title of this post.Today's great housing affordability index from Bloomberg.I would direct your attention at the chart.