My work was not as substantial, but I effectively replaced what was rotten with new (although untreated lumber) framing equivalent.

Example is a small private investor who's loss matrix this week shows that they need to unload fast (more favorable terms/price etc) versus the next week when their matrix shows they unloaded/lost too many and there for will need to delay until the following quarter.2nd:In regards to flipping, there are a few issues that we need to look at...first is the short sale approval letter.

Next, there is going to be an "expediency expense" where the sellers want to unload all the properties at once.

Most investors I have worked in Northern CA (SFBA) are unloading when the price is at the peak.

If you open up a load bearing wall your lumber company can provide calculations for an LVL beam depending on span.Generally I would be reluctant to move walls in a duplex.

I better start unloading my $37k properties now!

He knew Oceanpointe was unloading these on out-of-state investors who were getting a bad deal (it was common knowledge when this deal took place).

For doors, lumber, trim, cabinetry go to your local lumber yard a make a deal.

News flash they are unloading the unprofitable business [low margin, high cost of assets, management and high closing costs on the other side] in favor of the sweet spot selling leads to agents and now that they are full on a brokerage that is the secret weapon they are holding - they are getting lots of traction here and this will be their silver lining.

They will have to unload some deals to save others.