Since rumors have swirled about when the billionaire would finally unload the place.https://www.forbes.com/sites/samanthasharf/2017/08/29/carl-icahn-unloads-unfinished-las-vegas-casino-for-600-million-more-than-four-times-what-he-paid/#7168973a15b4

The stuff from Lumber Liquidators says it's not supposed to be tapped, but I guess we all do.

I can help you unload it or match you with a lender if the project makes sense. 

Note- they purchased their lumber/materials before the cost 2x.  

We don’t buy expensive underlay for our Vinyl projects we get the felt roofing paper from any lumber yard and use it as our barrier and never had any issues.

I'm leaning towards the click together because I've had issue with edges peeling up on the peel and stick vinyl.I see these are the options: - Home Depot (Allure Premium @ 2.98/sq ft) - Lowe's (Various Brands @ 1.98/sq ft) - Lumber Liquidators (Store Brand @ 1.29/sq ft but with a 12 week lead time) - Surplus Warehouse (Various Brands @ 1.80/sq ft)Has anyone had success with these options?

ALL lumber needs to get hauled to building material landfill which is about 1/2 price of garbage Cheapest way is back up a dump trailer carefully so tires dont hit nails,,,hammer and wreck bar and tear out piece by piece, tarp,haul to build landfill,,,rinse and repeat. 

If you're market is hot, you shouldn't have a problem unloading it quickly. 

We also use lumber liquidator for hardwood flooring.

Gold, oil, concrete, lumber, etc, wil cost more dollars since its value stays the same.