Has anyone purchased from Lumber Liquidators?

If you have a rental that is paying off your mortgage I wouldn’t worry too much about unloading it.

The owner also had 2 other properties in the area they want to unload as well.

For a more accurate quote, you'd have to contact builders in your area as prices changes by location, weather, local lumber prices, labor, etc.

Lumber, labor, cement, brick, and even the fixtures are all more expensive from a year ago.

It's a Catch-22 of sellers becoming more desperate to unload their listings, but investors risking extended vacancies until Spring.

After hurricane Katrina I did a bunch of remodeling work and flipped a house that didn't go great during the 08 crash so it became a rental until i could unload it.

I reviewed some at Lumber liquidators and they seem durable. 

All at high salaries and the company does not generate enough to cover this level of overhead--and none of them work enough to justify their so called full time positions.I know about them as I had hired them to build my boat dock and they did not follow the engineering drawings/approved permit, used number 2 lumber for supports, etc. 

We have recent history to prove it: In 2017 the US levied a 20% tax on Canadian lumber.