Sacramento can easily be broken down, and if you had any interest I would be happy to assist with a list.

I was sick of sounding like a broken record, talking about broken records.Mortgage rates are determined by trading in the bond market, which take cues from many sources.

Check their calendars to see how full.Area's like Broken Bow, OK seem to have a lot of success with smaller cabins. 2/2 for example.

I've stopped doing any business in Oakland - had my car broken into twice which in the grand scheme is minor compared to being assaulted and held up at gunpoint.

.- Clean off roof- Power wash house- Remove screens on front porch- Repair front steppers (remove broken, re-lay and level remaining, power wash.- Install flower beds to left and right of steppers.- Repair wood rot as necessary, specifically seen in the soffit.- Repair / replace soffit screening as necessary.- Seed lawn as necessary, especially after tree removal.- Repair as necessary the water tank shelter on left side of house.- Remove awning from back left corner of house.- Remove rear fence.- Repair rear porch as necessary.- Paint front porch floor gray.INTERIOR:General:- Paint throughout, space gray, with high semi-gloss white trim.- Replace electrical outlets, switches, plates with new white.- Tile throughout (bathroom will get different tile.- Install new windows throughout (18), install new trim and replace rotted or damaged framing as necessary.- Install new white vent covers throughout.- Install (brushed nickel?)

I have a bank account for my LLC that is broken down into a Operating Expenses account that all funds enter and bills are paid through the OPEX account but I also have Series 1, Series 2, Series 3, etc bank accounts for the LLC.

-Gutters cleaning: $350 -fix broken downspout: $300 -fix loose siding: $250 -carbon monoxide detector: $125-bath silicone: $100 -deck boards: 3-4 are bad need to be replaced What does everyone think.

I mean I got one last week for a broken shower head but that’s kind of the sort of issues I usually run into.

The thing I've learned is that STL is heavy on the fines...fines for overgrown yard, fines for broken windows, fines for dilapidated brickwork...fines fines fines.

That coupled with covid prices increases and me being unable to work as much due to a broken wrist made this our most expensive and least profitable flip yet.