@Jonathan Wheeler as far as the permit go, in this case there were two.Demo PermitAddition/Constructionthese two were separate, the second one was a little miss leading because we didn't add any addition but because it was a complete tear out we need a permit.The Demo permit was easy because it was mostly just the roof that was coming down, the whole inside was completely damaged so everything was gutted.The inspections weren't a problem at all, since the existing slab was there the only thing that got inspected where:FramingRoofingHVAC, Electrical & PlumbingInsulationDrywalland then off to the finish line to get Final Inspection.Oh, the only issue was the Water Heater Straps that we forgot to install, so got us a ding.But the rest was Cake.

A Piece of Cake in Detroit. 

I wish I could have know about this blog before I spent $2,000 and three days in Anaheim. 

If appreciation happens it is just icing on the cake.

You can not have your cake and eat it too if you want to maximise your investment.

in a classroom seminar and we're looking for real estate agents who will work with investors in the Anaheim and surrounding cities.

You could have your cake and eat it too — a degree will help you in the future for sure and also a different program could help you start doing the things you love while you finish school.

Majority is cake on pancake auto stake for 98% apy at the moment. 

Which is just another tid bit I saw nothing to do with topic above we just sell sfh homes around 2-3k square feet like hot cakes.

Key point, i have been setting up appointments like cake work and scheduling rides.