He had been involved in a tragic car wreck and died actually more than once during emergency surgery and was revived.

Sure I walk the home and in 10 minutes can put together my estimate numbers but I am no professional inspector, I don't know everything about electrical, foundations, plumbing, etc etc etc.The cost is so small compared to the potential mistakes without it.Could you study some books on performing brain surgery - Sure, would you then be qualified to perform one- hell no.Perhaps that is not the best analogy, but you all should get the point.

Go a day ahead of the exterminator with a giant box of thick 50 gallon contractor trash bags and make sure the tenants but everything in plastic boxes or double tied up trash bags (be careful when you get back home).

Aluminum wire has been the cause of fires, and may require special steps to reduce the risk.A local vendor producing plastic pipe years ago bought defective material that had been misrepresented.

Plus, some people would do repairs different than others, Band-Aids versus surgery mentality.3.

People are not careful and run too much grease down the drain and sewer clogs up, or baby drops a plastic lid in toilet that plugs sewer, $1200 later the plumber fishes it out after sewage backed up and ruined $1000 of carpet.

I was l looking into bandit signs and saw a few videos on how to go to Home Depot to buy corrogated plastic sheet and to cut them to make the signs.

Yes, he had LIVE exposed wires twisted together with no plastic cap hanging in his shower for years.   

And DO NOT let them put in an above ground pool either (unless it's one of the $20 plastic ones from Walmart). 

I had surgery on March 21st, and I was out from work for about a month.