We have discussed the fact that we would buy the supplies (he manages the lumber/ hardware store) and now we are trying to figure out how to break down the labor payments.  

I live in the Bay Area of California, where I work in tech, particularly in hardware design and manufacturing - and have a huge passion for Virtual and Augmented Reality - it is the next wave of computing - and yes - I'm a bit of a recovering tech geek.

Definitely recommend getting some wallet cards made up -- these are smaller than business cards and can fit in wallet slots.

If they are a guarantor, they have the right to know if their daughter is meeting her obligations under the lease and the privilege of opening their wallet if she is not.Little is harder on household social cohesion than walking out into the kitchen in the morning to find helicopter mom or over-protective dad sitting at the table.  

Just discarded a guys card , but call ace hardware, I got the card from them and I think they have it.

Over the past fifteen years I got new siding,  a new deck and new front porch,  new marble flooring,  new tile flooring,  a new roof,  new front bay window,  some other new windows,  paint, new sink, stove,  hardware in kitchen, and a basement bathroom with granite floor. 

Hutchinson is a good area but a ways from Montevideo.I was just talking to a friend that owns a hardware store in Cottonwood. 

Your CPA would love you, but your wallet would not.On the other hand, if you own a number of rental properties I wouldn't necessarily put them all into the same LLC (especially if they represent your life's savings). 

If you are going to go into RE you better get an education and get it fast, and guard your wallet while you're getting said education. 

Most of the time you can figure out each one - knowing you have phones, printers, etc. if there’s anything odd connected, you can bump it off or I’m most cases disable a specific MAC address (hardware address) from connecting.