If I use someone that can frame, sheet rock & do finish work they are there a lot anyway.

., @Bryan Hoyt, @Andy B. and @Cory.

I have spoken with many a military men in my time, and even in my job where there is a higher acceptance and tolerance for risk, when it comes to financial matters the "Don't rock the Boat" and "Scared of Change" mentality hold strong sway over most.

Besides, otherwise, you can't rock your "Mine Are Bigger Than Yours" BiggerPockets gear!

When you have buyers turn into inspectors many builders will just see those types as a problem and want to get out as soon as possible, don't rock the boat.

We did one last month, but we were the funding source for both the A-B and the B-C.

Here is what you put on your profile for all to see:"Volunteer, Manager, Ninja, Mother, Rock Climber, Figure Skater, Ice Hockey Goalie, Kickboxing, Tae Kwon Do, Chi Nei Tsang, Peer Counsellor, Grip, Investor, Private Lender, Instructor, Facilitator, Author, Publisher, Non Profit Organization Founder and Coach"I was simply complimenting you on the fact that you have many interests - thus - a jack of all trades.

The Austin/Round Rock area is going to keep booming.

If you have high ceilings you might consider running furring strips under the joists and over the plaster and apply the rock to the strips.

This happens all the time ("pulling money out of property A to buy properties B and C, or make improvements to property D).