I developed my work ethic through 9 years of wrestling (highschool/college) and I currently have a great job as a process engineer for one of the bigger biotech companies in the world, if curious just pm me for the name, and I've been spending the last 6-7 months researching real estate investing with 90% of my free time.I've reached out to lenders, agents, contractors, brokers trying to assemble all the info I could, and recently located this site and am excited to actually be able to speak with other investors now.I'm currently 23 years old, basically married (been with my girlfriend for going on 7 years this Nov.), and regardless of the good job, stuck with 120k in school loans.

(See @J Scott 's e-book/diary on  building his spec home in Atlanta to get an idea of their Permitting/Inspections offices).The biggest positive starting the project was the team assembled was awesome to work with and had solid rehab experience.  

One ladder at one side of the room, the other ladder at the other side of the room, and the walk board between the two.Takes a minute extra time to set up for each room (Rotate the whole assembly on right angles as you move around the room), but when doing cut in at a ceiling it beats the pants off the old grind of "Paint 3 feet, climb down, move the ladder, climb up, pant 3 feet... wash, rinse, repeat"(Of course, I'd rather have stilts, but not everybody will invest that kind of money in tools)This is a sturdy setup that will cost maybe a hundred bucks at maximum (No need to buy really expensive ladders to do this), and will save you a ton of time... especially in hallways!

Let me explain and I defend myself, the drain pop-up is the entire assembly, not just the pop-up.

We had new brake pads put on as well.The newest thing I had to do was replace the front driver side seat belt assembly.

I don't want to deal with the third party, but every year a bill goes to our assembly to end "income discrimination."  

Northrop Grumman has won the contract for next gen Stealth Bomber, which will be assembled in East Palmdale.

As for me, I have a mentor, have begun assembling my team, have several deals under my belt, and knew much of the material.

Easy to assemble and easy to move!

Menards quoted me $6100... the RTA store is $5300 (not assembled).