He works as a cement mason, is solid as a brick "restroom ", and over 6' tall.

doesn't look good", "recommend a specialist", "need different vendor", "looks like it can last", "looks like outlet burned out" (yet, he only lists the $20 charge to change the outlet cover), "remove mirrors".Moving on to the charges, I don't have a clue of your local costs, but first of all, an unlicensed handyperson should not be on the roof; regardless, if he plans to charge you $550 to brush on a little roof cement around the penetrations, way over priced.

We also redid the cement in the backyard and added walkways, new sod, new water heater, new garage, new windows and doors, LED recessed lighting throughout, new carpet, drywalled the garage and epoxy'd the garage floor, and as an added bonus to the homeowners; purchased a brand new samsung washing machine and dryer.Purchase price: $510kRehab: $115k (Includes labor, finishes, taxes, insurance, utilities, etc...)Commissions: 2.5% = $18,750Sold for $750kProfit: $106,250BEFOREAFTERWe added the subway tile after a couple days because they weren't installed yet during the professional pictures.

Instead of saying medical...trying to deal with some surgeon, I'd suggest you hit up dentists (everyone else does, lol) Especially a new dentist, they seem to lack business knowledge, need help getting started, but have enough money to buy.

You and your dumb friends are drinking Captain and Cokes out of them and Chad drops one on the cement floor and it shatters.Then you two get a divorce, why should she have to lose that because Chad has butter fingers?

They use it in hospitals and dog kennels, and nursing homes for odors.Also tired on cement using a hydrogen peroxide rinse.. for cat smells.. that was tricky, bought it at beauty salon in gallon jugs.. 

It can either be someone you know like a relative or friend, It could also be someone you find that has money they are looking to lend, Doctor, lawyer, dentist, contractor, etc.

This home was actually rented by a dentist prior to us buying it but it does not rent out for enough if you do it long term as a single unit for us to afford the next home.

She was falsely advertising the place as having two apartments that were move-in ready (we had too gut the whole place), and the porch work being nearly done (we had to tear it down and re-pour the cement).

The fence was discarded in a big pile on my side of the block wall.When the foundation was poured, they emptied the remaining cement and cleaned out the trucks on my lot.As they worked on the wall, they dug a trench and piled the dirt on my side.