It's a muscle that you build over time. 

This condition can lead to muscle imbalances, lower back pain, and reduced mobility.

If he is on that ladder installing that security light that you hired him to put up and he falls and breaks his neck............who is going to pay his work mans comp that he is entitled to by law?

Been searching for a partner in that neck of the woods.  

Cost plus arrangements are most common in my neck of the woods-- full transparency and accounting of all costs with a 15 percent mark-up.

Central Florida can be a pain the neck to get from one end to the other, so we could rotate North/South/East/West so that no one is consistently driving to other side of the world overtime.  

If you end up looking in my neck of the woods north central fl I have plenty off contractor/trade connections I'd be happy to send you there way (My dad and I own a local window company so referrals between trades and contractors are a win/win for us)

It looked like a pain in the neck to own and positioned on an odd lot.

I think "land lords" get a bad wrap as the negative connotation from apartment slum-lords that practically wait till the building falls down around tenants before doing any repairs, or the red-neck trailer park trash image that comes to mind when mobile home parks are brought up.

Buck is a retired head and neck surgeon (age mid 40's) and is now a full-time investor/entrepreneur.