My dream for my real estate endeavors would be to slow build a property base that would eventually provide my income allowing my engineering profession to be a well paying hobby or give me the ability to start my own engineering company.Non-real estate-wise I also am an avid musician, playing guitar in a terrible metal/hard rock band that somehow Google actually recognizes. 

http://www.homedepot.com/p/TrafficMASTER-Pewter-Fl...Here is a link for an example transition strip easily installed with some metal snips to trim it to length and a hammer to nail the nails in with.

I am just making sure that I've met all my due diligence, and not forgetting anything. 

With the weather becoming nice out My Wife worries that my girls may cut themselves on the rusted metal from the anchors and if the cover is safe to stand. 

All cabinets from Lowes & were slightly damaged $980 (I'd been collecting them for a few months).Laminate counter tops $200.Appliances were a Samsung deal for another flip we're doing so we added these to the order.Fridge $425, Stove $325, DW $400 Microwave $23 ( It was a $249 Frigidaire Gallery unit but side was dented & I did some sheet metal repair).

Good afternoon hope is all well..I have a very reliable friend who Works in the Central Florida area.Manuel does metal framing,drywall,garage doors,roof repairs,demolition,scrap waste pick up,Dumpster rental,Kitchen repair,Counter tops,Driveways,Tree service removal*trimming*and also carpentry work,pressure washing...We are able to do estimates for free and are able to move quickly and very efficient at what we do.Please inbox me for any questions

I sent out a guy out there from yellow pages and he said that they have to dig a 12" wide by 2 foot deep "trench" around the whole house foundation, insert an L shaped long piece of metal to prevent any water to get under there any more.

While the numbers affixed to the box are permanent I wanted to find if anyone has found a material that adheres to plastic that can be removed after the tenants move out.These tenants put their last name on the outside of the metal box that I replaced that was broken.

Knowing this info, I took a 4ft metal rod and prodded the sediment on the South side of the drain and was able to locate the pipe!

There is also a large amount of scrap metal between the old duct work and the metal studs in the walls.