Its been 2 years the house is done and we did it while I worked 60+ hours a week, I had surgery, my wife had 2 surgeries and we went through 2 pregnancies.

Keep it protected with some of the plastic wrap protectors until you're ready to show the home.

I'm looking to start wholesaling properties to build my seed capital as I want to start doing fix and flips eventually.I've been unable to attend any local clubs as I've had foot surgery recently and am unable to walk or drive for a while.  

Modern wire has plastic insulation, which doesn't go bad. 

I am unable to drive as I am visually impaired and there is not yet a surgery which can correct it.

Okay, so one of my tenants (My oldest, longest, and most loved tenant), an elderly lady, went into the hospital at the end of December for surgery.

Now I'm wondering if I should just do better upgrades to a couple of things now and aim for a better clientele (and higher rent) than I thought I might get for my first tenant.For instance, the bathroom had some old plastic tile on the walls. 

I spent $4,000 recently for a problem with a sewer line that ended up being a chunk of plastic lid off the sewer cleanout.

Tell them they don't take plastic and listen to them get out of that one.Get a whoopie cushion and put it under a seat cushion in any public place for your friend to sit on.Kids at Halloween: The best was the old burning bag trick.

I am in nothwest Dallas County and have almost 40 years of experience.It might be because of plastic that a lot of cities made builders do.