With the roof the other issue you have to consider is blow off.

The RWN coaches are investors themselves, but they also really take it seriously, give you their honest insight and they will go the extra mile to troubleshoot or advocate for you.

For the ease of administration, I almost always advocate for someone to have an LLC registered in their home state (except for CA residents, unless you don't mind an extra $800/yr fee).

Just click through the active listings and see how long they have been on the market, if they are mostly longer than yours, at least yours hasn't gone blow average yet.

And lets in all the humidity that was removed during the day.I once considered adding a duct and fan to blow air from the basement to the 2nd floor in summer, and from the 2nd floor to the basement in winter.

We also see this on the construction side, with varying interpretations of code - so a large part of our job is advocating for homeowners to push back on local jurisdictions requiring improvements that CA state law prohibits.

Wait til something blows up and they get in court on just about any issue and learn what they thought they were was not at all what they were....LOL

City planners advocate for this sort of treatment to preserve the ratio of homeowner to renters, or planners are attempting to change the direction of investment in their city altogether.  

For example I'm thinking of David Greene's suggestion that you agree up front to provide a monetary incentive for the GC to get the work done correctly and on time, along with a penalty for blowing past the deadline.

If you interacted with persons in trying to understand there quoting as you communicated here, no you wouldn't get much for answers because it's demanding, condescending and with hollow threats, nobody wants to deal with that BS or person so of course they blow you off, I bet you'd blow that person off too.