You will probably have to put up a crown moulding or quarter round at the ceiling though, and I would recommend gluing and screwing the luan.

I heard some warranty companies are hard to deal with and will only do minor repairs.Steve, the house is 1650sqft, so it would be a about a 4 to 5 ton unit, roof mount installation. 10 years on parts and only 1 year on labor for that price.

Where I am from is made up of a vast mount of blue collared Hard working folks that think me (being 22) is crazy for me to entertain the thought real estate investing.

I do the same for plumbing as well where I "Harden" the rental by upgrading diameter on the drainage piping to 2" and gluing them together not using the screw type.

Ben Kahle: I glued that together about 0.5s after I hit post ;-)

He also said that my three buttom opener mounted on the garage wall could be causing problems.

I doubt that anyone wants to see the plumber gluing pipe together :)Foundation in, subfloor built -Exterior walls from the outside -Exterior walls from the back -Chalking out the interior walls -More chalking out -Ceiling joists going in -Bracing up the walls -That's a whole lotta wood!

Use a smartphone handlebar mount so you can navigate more easily.

I guess mostly I was referring to the fact that you could hopefully get much better returns in REI.Agreed, thing about tax liens is the low financial barrier of entry, get a lien for $1,800, throw in another $1,800 over the next 3 years keeping taxes current, in the 35th month the owner redeems and we get 10% on the money.Not sure I can buy many stocks with $1,800 that guarantee 10%.Some empty property that needs work just sits there depreciating with maintenance and repairs mounting, while you wait for a deed the place can cave in.

Hi everyone my name is Tiffany and I'm investing in the Great Northwest Washington (Skagit/Island Cty) area. I'm originally from Baltimore, Maryland but find myself here in Whidbey Island as a Navy Instructor. I've al...