I’m a very handy woodworker and capable to do a lot of things in a house, but all that while working full-time takes its toll.

Clean, tidy, there were a couple new cabinets up, he'd done a lot of painting with the walls and work on the floors, he'd broken up the breaker panel into more evenly divided circuits, replaced old cloth wiring with romex, sized one size over code and took the panel from a bird nest of wires to orderly and labeled, he had stripped and refinished some of the older woodwork in the house and replaced a lot of the old cast iron drains in the basement with PVC.

All the woodwork in the property has been painted brown. 

That way if the 2nd mortgagor (or any other lienholder) comes out of the woodwork later on down the road, your original investment is protected.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $399,000

Cash invested: $66,000

Sale price: $699,000

This place had great bones and so much wood detail that ha...

The strength of the brand can also have an effect.If your experience is similar to mine, after you pass your exam, people come out of the woodworks to try and recruit you.

I learned an enormous amount by watching hours upon hours of YouTube (Just ask my wife lol) I just developed such a passion for building and have gotten into woodworking as well.Anyway, maybe a long-winded answer but your question got me thinking so I gave you what was on my mind.

If they're like mine they'll find a sunny spot to plop down in and sleep all morning, they won't immediately run in and start peeing on everything and destroying woodwork like maniacs. 

I mean electrical, plumbing, roofing, siding, masonry, woodwork, landscaping you name it and he can do it.

But I've been a hobby woodworker for years -- this is probably not your cup of tea and you wouldn't want to invest in the equipment.Now let's get back to my original point.