*please excuse any errors in the math.

I don't know if you are aware of this, that Chris Clothier is relted to that family that runs it and you may have read any of his books in his series of books and blogs have a seriousness reaction form several people that are members.Always remember to do the math analysis on a prospective project and try to look at the place.you are considering.  

@Alex Capozzolo this is awesome - best of luck on your actions and I love the enthusiasm and homework you've put into it! 

A little bit of math and he can calculate how much weight is on the beam.

I decided to just do the math.

They must sacrifice to be there, or they will no-show appointments, be late, cancel a million times, or not do their homework....because they have nothing invested.

That math doesn't work. 

They also will market something in the 110,000 range.I'd estimate that there's at least 10-20 percent margin there (built into price) compared to if you were the prime builder and/or managing yourself, and buying the materials yourself.So, if my math is right, you'd be at about $117,000 in just for materials, plus a likely concrete pour for a driveway.PLUS, of course, labor. 

Forget Algebra homework, hang out with Rj and people you meet at his networking events. 

Do your homework!