Matt Andersen thank you for your suggestion, i have already started to watch the youtube vids on the subject.

She is much calmer now that my wife has taking over as her point of contact and we've restricted the topics of discussion to clauses in the lease agreement that I wrote.I'm willing to video record and post the entire repair on Youtube if needed but I won't have a crazy person dictate my actions.

Take a look at these YouTube videos:http://www.youtube.com/watch?

BP, podcasts, books, and youtube. so much information in just those categorizes and they are FREE. leaving more money for marketing :)

below is the youtube link or google "Steve Jobs Stanford Commencement Speech 2005".

It's taking an ant hill and transforming it into an enormous mountain!

I've been reading books, listening to podcasts (Josh Dorkin does kinda look like Adam Levine's cousin), and watching youtube videos and HGTV to educate myself.I'm planning on being debt free by November, and that's when i'll start putting all that learning to good use, and after being a bit covert on BP, I'm convinced you all can help me get started and be better educated.Any advice on my continuing education would be greatly appreciated.Thanks!

"Well, you invest $100K into developing a set of CDs and webinars, and $400K getting the word out to everyone.You promise everyone how to Fix, Flip, Wholesale their way to easy profits, get a lot of unverifiable testimonials, tell them you have done $300 million worth of deaks and make $1 million in sales in a year...Well, at least there is a lot of people on various social media nad YouTube who seem to be trying this...

The photos are you first impression of a property, and, much like all things, that first impression will make or break interest.The average DIY enthusiast can pick up a thousand dollar camera setup, watch free tutorials on YouTube, and be producing quality work for their own purposes, and maybe even for other people, but it's a serious trade to learn.

You also may be looking at paying for some transformers etc for the electric company to handle the new load.