To build A house, pretty much, get a good GC and you can learn.Developments, streets, buildings, subdividing......work for a local developer, no book can teach the political and local government issues you will encounter which can mean seeing green or red, learn from those that do it. :)

For many, this may be fine, but I encounter lots of people with mixed credit histories and would rather not go on just that score, but read through the report and decide for myself how much of a risk they are based on what sorts of issues they have had.

You can purchase these notice stickers thru Great American business supplys etc.

If GA does registration stickers on the license plate like CA does (I've never paid attention to license plates from other states to see if they do it differently), you should be able to see if the sticker indicates that the vehicle is currently registered.Does your rental agreement state anything about only keeping operable/registered vehicles on the premises?

But you still need to be careful because demo isn't all monkey work -- you need to know enough about construction and rehabbing to have the judgement to make the right decisions when unforeseen things are encountered, and you need to be able to think through a demo beyond the head of your sledgehammer or teeth of your sawzall blade.

Its crazy- these claims weren't that major- just normal home owner stuff people might encounter.

Capital gains and losses are subject to the same limitations you currently encounter and are reported the same way on your 1040. 

Any strange situation you encountered and how you dealt with them.Any feedback is much appreciated.

My only word of advice on Boylan Heights is that it is adjacent to NC State, so you will regularly encounter the college crowd.

There’s always a tag/ sticker on the boiler showing model and serial, snap a pic in the future and you’ll have all the details you need to price one out.