BUT, if you want to solve people's real estate problems and let the money come as a by product of helping them, you will be extremely successful.

The importance of choosing quality contractors and vendors helps beef up the security and keep everyone accountable on timelines.

Unfortunately for Qatar, there is a huge amount of shale gas in North America that can be produced at de facto no cost since it's the byproduct off shale oil production.

Depending on the structure of the roof and your budget you could look at raised pavers in the area with more clearance but you will likely be required to beef up the structure and roofing for the existing roof and the chance of getting much area out there that is useable sounds low.

My beef isn't with the property inspector.

You don't have to pay for your C-class tenants stockpiles of aged kobe beef if you have a good lease.

Right now a lot of Beef cuts are on sale, since the restaurants can't use them. 

John, Nathan, Adam and LamN --Thanks for writing and for your suggestions.Our beef is with the one of our nine owners who will not confront his tenant. 

Profit is -ALWAYS- a by-product, never a direct outcome.You -NEVER- make a profit without ...- doing the deal- selling the product- providing the servicePeople are required in every scenario.

That $100 you allocated toward that could go toward beefing up your capex/repair expenses.Hope it goes well!