I asked him a very specific building code question, applicable to our county and he nailed it.

You hit the nail on the head, and I will likely print out and frame your response. 

It's like a carpenter without a hammer, I have driven a nail in with other things before but it was never as clean and neat as if I'd used the right hammer.

I can also vouch for @William Robison  Ive been dealing with him for a few months and he gets the job done, his communication can use a bit polishing but hes a good guy.

Most of the people I talk to about QuickBooks who have various LLC's fight me tooth and nail regarding them setting up their company files as I recommend them to do. 

I’m starting to feel like I know the right questions to ask, and that’s a good place to be.Zach -First, thank you for the kind words on the book...And you hit the nail on the head -- many people in this business try to sell the idea that it's easy and all you have to do is spend money on some books or courses. 

Russell hit the nail on the head here..

I usually get polished black granite, which contrast nicely with the lighter maple, and also blends in with the stainless appliances.

Many are the 50k-70k, 3 bed 1 bath and rent well for $450-$600 with a little a bit of polish.

@Shawn Thom hit the nail on the head..