@Aaron McGinnis, this guy is a brick layer by trade, and a very good one. so, this kind of work comes natural for him. this is truly not a whole crew project. he was able to get 6 sills, finish 3 windows, house trim, some drywall 2 guys in less than 5 hrs. but to get that work, we had to push him for 3 weeks.btw, here's the update:could not be at the job site during the day, but went there tonight and he had done the tuckpointing (around 100 ft), framed and bricked the windows (although i doubt they took them out to close the gaps like i asked them to), changed the window sills i asked them to, and trimmed the windows.This guy is truly not a handyman.

As to lending, less oversight by regulators generally means violations go unchecked and tend to increase, it's human nature to act up when the teacher is out of the room.

I had made a measurement of the space involved, and I had a good idea of the nature of the problem.

These are the basics:6 unit building, all are 1 bed 1 bath units.4 units rent at $6002 units rent at $6254 leases signed until may 20132 units month to month.all 6 furnaces natural gas, all 4 years oldall 6 water heaters 5 years oldall windows newroof 9 years oldsiding greatdriveway pavement 8 years oldall units individually metered for gas and electricity.all up to Rhode island fire code with pull handles and hard-wired to Fire Departmentas a bonus, an outbuilding is on site used for tenants' storage.The neighborhood is great.

The partner is limited by nature in their power.

Naturally, you have to keep boundaries and make it clear that this is business.

From a rookie's perspective, the problem with you "more advanced" guys telling us rookies NOT to buy programs and to spend hours here....etc... is that it can take YEARS to filter through the garbage and if you go and "learn" by following some garbage, you just may be out MORE than $15k if you really screw up.So instead of telling us NOT to waste money and to scour the pages here... how about directing us to a simple step by step learning process that is ultra conservative in nature that will allow us to make a deal, and maybe make some money, or better yet, if you really feel charitable, consider taking some of us on as apprentices and let is work for free for you while you let us see behind the curtain some real deals go down.It's frustrating to be told to jump into an ocean of knowledge and make a go of it, it is at the very best, AS RISKY as buying a course at any price mentioned so far.

However we have covered that if you are in priority (first in history) and the liens are not government in nature like the IRS city, county or alike, you should be fine.

Thank you for partnering with the Colorado Convention Center to reduce our impact on the environment and our valuable natural resources.I apologize if the links need to be removed did not mean to offend.

Too many investors think of their financing in terms of no credit, no assets, no docs needed and that thinking is, in its very nature, wrong.