Read my lips, Medicare was a stupid idea.

I saw this product, and all the great reviews, and was taken in..it LOOKS good, but in reality, the "lip" created when it is installed according to instructions is prone to catching debris, and clogging..I have had to clean it about twice a year.

You're making me blush!

, 'Um *blush* okay-ee', then 'no I just wanted to go make out.. but I just couldn't tell you up front my true intentions.

But at first blush, I'd say if your service is under 150 amps you don't have enough.And, installing and wiring all those baseboard heaters will require permits, too.You might be able to use the same circuits that are wired for the ACs for baseboard heaters.  

I also have to applaud you for not taking any lip from that agent by giving him the 24 hour window.You had patience and it really paid off.  

* This is where you zip your lip and start listening.

And suddenly it is awakened by a 1 post registrant with no details making a pretty generic statement.Please remove the post.Whoops *blushes* I usually catch things like that...

Learn how to pull comps (don't ever mention Zestimate again) and get up to speed on the basics of rehab costs.At first blush, if homes are selling for around $385,000-$439,000 in the area, that house is going to need more than $50,000 in work.You'll need to do a walkthrough with a contractor, who will likely charge you for the estimate.There are lots of youtube videos on figuring out how to estimate rehab costs.

Your first problem with "flipping" Commercial (and the reason that I guess I find myself riling at the concept at first blush) is that commercial property values are determined by NOI, and without tenants, you have no NOI.