Then ask your dentist, hairdresser, mother-in-law, random friend on Facebook and neighbor.

once your floor is level its time to begin. your very first course of tile is very important/I did not really understand all the books methodology of measuring and finding the square etc. what I did is laid one or two courses without thinset but with spacers.once I was confident that these were straight I laid the next tile next to them. point to note when laying the first cemented row of tile next to the trial run be sure not to push the the trial row out of position or you will end up being crooked. tip four get the right consistecy do not mix too much at once. for a beginner perhaps 1/4 of a bag then try 1/2 bag.

Looking to find the nearest dentist...Google it?

Do you ask your Dentist which shampoo to use for your hair?

I was just a bit taken aback when I asked about the pros and cons between SDIRAs and Solo-401K, the answer given to me was I would be assured to be audited by IRS if I were to go with Solo-401K.Not that I have anything to hide, but an IRS audit is worse then a dentist visit, hence my question.

Hey Chase,I bought a HUD home with a few projects I haven’t tackled before (cement work and drainage).

That is like going to a Dentist that is 80% trained.

Apologies in advance if this the wrong forum. I looked around for a while and couldn't figure the best place for this question.Here's the situation: I'm looking at BRRRRing an early 20th Century house in Nebraska. It'...

Someone told me that once your dentist is asking about how much money there is to make in it, it might be over already..

Hi BP  - i am considering doing a multi family, two story where first floor would be a doctor or dentist office and 2nd floor would be residential  apt.